JTBC’s ‘My Liberation Notes’ is one of the k-dramas that helps you find solace in loneliness. Starring some of the amazing cast members, the k-drama has a story that gives you hope. ‘My Liberation Notes’ stars ‘Fight For My Way’ fame Kim Ji Won, ‘Because This Is My First Life’ fame Lee Min Ki, ‘Designated Survivor: 60 Days’ fame Son Seok Koo, ‘When the Devil Calls Your Name’ fame Lee El as the main leads. And just as the leading cast members steal our attention with the convincing pain, the supporting cast members are as good as the main leading ones. Here’s the ‘My Liberation Notes’ review that tells you about the things you might be missing on.
My Liberation Notes’ follows three siblings, Chang Hee, Mi Jung, and Ki Jung, living in the Sanpo Village. The three live within the family and have a whole other life in the city. They commute to work from the village to the city, giving their hours away. All three siblings wish to do only one thing, which is to get away from a life of uncertainties. Not far away from their house, a mysterious man named Mr. Goo moves into the village. Known to be a drunkard, he looks like someone who has a lot of burdens and secrets.
While everyone maintains a distance from him, Mi Jung goes on to ask for help from him.
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Brought to you by the writer Park Hae Young and director Kim Seok Yoon duo and JTBC, ‘My Liberation Notes’ is the k-drama that makes you think about what are you doing with your life. And the best part of the k-drama is its monologues. The k-drama starts off very slow but eventually the episodes catch the pace and you get used to it. ‘My Liberation Notes’ also has amazing cinematography. The director has tried to recreate a narrative of idiosyncratic judgments through different stills and visuals. With different characters, we learn different things. The aggressive middle child who has a loud mouth makes a lot of sense when you hear what he is saying. The elder sister who’s wasting away her life finally gets the one thing she’s been dreaming of for so long.
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The youngest sibling has felt out of place in all the settings. And as she finds herself letting go of the things holding her back. We see the development we might’ve wished for ourselves as well. ‘My Liberation Notes’ also sheds a lot of light on two words and concepts that are ‘liberation’ and ‘worship’. We see the female lead aiming for personal liberation and slowly coming out of her shell. She makes more and more effort with every try. Side by side, we see one of the male leads going for the ‘worship’ aspect by being ‘a good worshiper’ as he helps the female lead to find herself.
On The Side Note…
While the k-drama ‘My Liberation Notes’ might not be for everyone as it does requires a particular mood to focus and watch the k-drama. One thing that makes the k-drama for everyone is the OST album of ‘My Liberation notes’. The OST album has 12 tracks in total and is from both male and female points of view. Some of the tracks that one must listen to include are “A Kind of Confession” by HEN & Kwak Jineon, Deeply” by HEN, We Sink” by SWAY, “My Spring” by Lee Soo Hyun, and “Laggard” by Shin You Me.
Where To Watch ‘My Liberation Notes’ With Subtitles Online?
All the episodes of the k-drama ‘My Liberation Notes’ are available to watch on the streaming platform Netflix online with English subtitles. With each episode having a runtime of 1 hour and 7 minutes, ‘My Liberation Notes’ has a total of 16 episodes. Starting off on the average ratings, the k-drama went on to become one of the highest rated k-dramas of the season.
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