Television

South Korea

Review: Netflix K-Drama “Move to Heaven” Depicts Trauma Cleaners In a Socially Conscious Manner

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Germany

With Shows Like “Tribes of Europa,” Could Netflix Strengthen Europe’s Public Sphere?

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South Korea

Review: Netflix K-Drama “Vincenzo,” From an Italian Perspective

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Japan

Review: Netflix’s “Alice in Borderland” Uses Sci-Fi to Highlight Japanese NEETs’ Woes

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South Korea

Review: Netflix K-Drama “Start-Up,” From a Silicon Valley Insider’s Perspective

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Russia

Review: Russian Show “To the Lake” Entertainingly Bolsters Netflix’s Pandemic-Era Offerings

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South Korea

Review: Netflix’s “Record of Youth” Highlights Millennial Struggles in the Fashion Industry

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Singapore

Interview: Yeo Yann Yann Talks “Invisible Stories,” Motherly Roles, and Singaporean Narratives

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Television

Netflix’s “TWogether” Highlights the Legacy of English in Asia

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Japan

Netflix’s “Rea(L)ove” Raunchily Reveals Japan’s Sexual and Gendered Taboos

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