Notebook, The
Nicholas Sparks and the cheesy movie poster doesn’t help, but guess what? The Notebook was actually a pretty darn good romance.
Tagged: mood: tearjerker
Flowers of War, The
A group of women make a difficult choice in order to save a group of girls during the Japanese occupation of Nanjing.
Better Life (2011), A
Carlos hasn’t asked much from life as an illegal immigrant in the United States, except for a quiet subsistence as a gardener for the wealthier people of L.A. and a better future for his son Luis.
Colorful (Japanese Film)
A soul arrives to the “station of death” where it’s informed that it’s been given a second chance at life.
Flower Girl, The (1972)
The Flower Girl is a propaganda film set in the 1930s, when the Japanese occupied Korea, and the people were starving.
Auld Lang Syne
Auld Lang Syne follows two Korean men that used to be lovers as they meet once again by chance.
Annyong, Sayonara
Annyong, Sayonara is a documentary following Ms. Heeja Lee, a Korean woman that lost her father when she was only 13 months old, back when her father was drafted by the Japanese army.
Mother (Jdrama)
Mother is an 11-episode Japanese drama that deals with various issues such as child adoption, foster parents, parent abuse, and the more taboo subject of the spousal abuse.
