Hello and good morning community Movies & TV Shows. Dramas or television productions from the Asian region have occupied a special place within the audiovisual content that is currently reproduced in my country of residence. Many have been criticized and adored, especially by the younger generation and those with a little more experience so as not to call them old.
There have been many examples that can be mentioned that have left a mark on the everyday observer, so it would be unfair to overlook some that have even been viewed several times before referring to today's series.
An example of this was Oshin, a Japanese television series that is part of the morning show Renzoku terebi shōsetsu (grill) on the public channel NHK.1 It consists of 297 episodes of 15 minutes each, being the first grill that lasted a year. During its broadcast in Japan, the audience level reached 62.9% share in one episode and its average was 52.6%. Until today, Oshin has been translated into several languages, including Arabic.
In 1984, the Sanrio company made an anime based on the first chapters of the series, directed by Eiichi Yamamoto, with the scripts by Sugako Hashida and the presence of the actress Ayako Kobayashi, who personifies the main character, as seiyuu. In my country it was seen several times and luckily I had the opportunity to enjoy it although I am not a lover of productions of this dramatic genre.
So to get into the context I would like to talk to you about a South Korean youth series that captivated my attention last weekend titled Love Alarm
Synopsis
The series revolves around an application called "Love Alarm", which tells the user if someone within 10 meters of where they are has romantic feelings towards them. Soon the new technology greatly disrupts society and affects the lives of the people who begin to use it.
Although the app initially attracts attention and gains a large number of followers, soon the participants begin to strive to understand each other's true feelings and long for a natural romance, which begins from the moment they feel their heart begin to beat for someone else.
criticism:
For me it is a fairly up-to-date series that reflects the reality in which today's world society lives, although it refers to the people of Korea. In a world dominated by technology and artificial intelligence we will not know in the end what the future of humanity on Earth will be, so it is a good opportunity to follow the television space to really realize how vulnerable we are. to the impact and use of new tools. But personally it was very attractive, it takes away a bit of the overwhelming everyday life in which we are living and it is worth enjoying its episodes on Sunday afternoons.
Without further ado, this was my contribution today, I hope it has motivated you to look for the series to see what the ending is. Greetings
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