Three siblings, exhausted by the monotony of day-to-day adulthood, seek to find fulfillment and freedom from their unremarkable lives.

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My Liberation Notes (2022)

Searching for Happiness.

★ 7.9/10 April 9, 2022 1 season

Drama

Creator: Park Hae-young, Kim Sok-yun  ·  Writer: Park Hae-young

Three siblings, exhausted by the monotony of day-to-day adulthood, seek to find fulfillment and freedom from their unremarkable lives.

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Creators

Park Hae-young Park Hae-young Kim Sok-yun Kim Sok-yun

Cast

Lee Min-ki Lee Min-ki Yeom Chang-hee Kim Ji-won Kim Ji-won Yeom Mi-jeong Son Suk-ku Son Suk-ku Mr. Gu EL EL Yeom Gi-jeong Cheon Ho-jin Cheon Ho-jin Yeom Je-ho Lee Ki-woo Lee Ki-woo Cho Tae-hun Jeon Hye-jin Jeon Hye-jin Ji Hyeon-ah Park Soo-young Park Soo-young Park Sang-min Jung Soo-young Jung Soo-young Cho Gyeong-seon Lee Kyung-seong Lee Kyung-seong Kwak Hye-sook Kim Ro-sa Kim Ro-sa Cho Hee-seon Han Sang-jo Han Sang-jo Oh Du-hwan

User Reviews (1)

ParkMin
ParkMin February 4, 2024
★ 5/10

The cinematography and visuals were great although they went overboard with tilted shots and angles, surpassing their creative limits. The drama had a decent melodic score that blended with the shots just okay but no particular track stood out. Enough technicality, no matter how I look at it, the drama boiled down to be a cheap mix between Thirty-Nine (2022) & My Mister (2018), lacking soul and a unique identity. The self narration bits were a hit or miss, some lines were brilliant and fit the mood, while others were just nonsensical pretentious scribbles. There was a good opportunity to give these narrations to other characters as well but these were mostly done by Yeom Mi Jung. The end of episode 2 made it seem like a tacky show in a fancy wrapping, signaling that it wouldn't stay grounded and would resort to impractical moves to progress the plot forward and grab attention. This is on…