#han jun hee

[1liv]

"I promise you, Jun-hee. No matter what, I will find you. I don't care how long it takes. Even if I have to search through time and space for you. One day, we'll be together again. I will come and find you, Jun-hee… in a time called you." A TIME CALLED YOU (2023)

[lillyski]

Park Ji-hoon being clingy with Lee Jun-young

[ofqueensandwitches]

Had a weird dream last night. I don't remember the details, just sequences of how Song Kang kept on badgering Koo Kyohwan through phone-calls and letters during the entirety of his military service, to help him convince Namoo execs to give him a BL. Then it was a different scene entirely and Kyohwan finally relented, called Director Han Junhee, asked him whether any of his WHC boys were free. Director Han then called Yoo Sumin, relayed the message, and Director Yoo simply said, "None of them are free, but I can always offer you Lee Junyoung. Kid's still pissy I didn't give him kissy scenes with any of his WHC costars." Another change of scene, and it was Junyoung cheering in happiness upon getting the news, dancing all over them room with his parents and sister.

And then I woke up.

[fyeahshippers]

Han Junhee & Nam Siheon + time travel (A Time Called You)

[foklcore]

Han Jun-Hee icons!

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[mycaitvi]

a time called you packs 🕰

[stuff-diary]

D.P. (Season 2)

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2023

D.P. (Season 2, 2023, South Korea)

Director: Han Jun Hee

Writers: Kim Bo Tong & Han Jun Hee

Mini-review:

The moment has finally come: Netflix's best Korean Original has made its return with a second season. And these two years of waiting have been more than worth it. It seemed impossible but, somehow, this new season is even better than the first one. It preserves all of its many strengths, and then it takes them to the next level. Both the directing and the writing are amazingly intense. I spent six whole hours on the edge of my seat, biting my nails to the quick, and the last two episodes left me breathless. I also loved the show's attempts at experimenting, like the musicality in episode 3 or the horror undertones in episode 4. As for the acting, is there anything left to say? This is a cast full of incredible actors, and all of them give career-best performances. This time round, Jung Hae In and Son Suk Ku are probably the MVPs, but everyone does a flawless job. To sum up, this second season blew away my sky-high expectations, and I really hope we get a third one, cause TV shows don't get better than this.

P.S. There's a lot of triggering content here, so please be careful with that. Those of you who watched the first season already know this, but I'm saying it just in case.

[andheaventoo]

차이나타운/Coin Locker Girl (2015)