“The Truth Beneath” is a 2016 Korean movie categorized as Political Thriller, Crime, Mystery, Suspense, and Thriller, and streaming on Viki. Memorable Quote: “I don’t care about politics!” SUMMARY: She was supporting her husband’s political campaign. Their daughter was a rebellious teenager, but she promised her mother she would behave herself for the wake of the campaign. But their daughter went missing. Her husband continued the campaign, saying that the daughter would probably come back home. However, there was no way the mother could focus on politics when she didn’t know if her daughter was dead or alive. ♦ Mom! I’ll Be Good! In “The Truth Beneath”, Kim Yeon-hong is the mother of a rebellious, not atypical, teenage daughter, Kim Min-Jin, and the wife of a rising politician, Kim Jong-chan. He is also the biological father of Kim Min-Jin, i.e. not a wicked, uncaring stepfather and not an adoptive father. One big happy family, they are not! But you can’t really tell by their outer appearance. Choi Mi-Ok is their daughter’s friend. Kim Jong-chan is busy preparing to kick off his political campaign, and Kim Yeon-hong is right there with him, providing whatever support she can. Her daughter is also The post The Truth Beneath – Our Daughter Is Missing appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

“The King’s Case Note” is a 2017 Korean drama film, and is categorized as Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Historical fiction, and Adventure; and streaming on Viki. The film is based on the comic “Imgeumnimui Sagunsoocheob”. Memorable Quote: “A king must know everything—especially the truth others fear to speak.” SUMMARY: The king is not just an ordinary monarch of Joseon. He’s very clever, educates himself in a wide range of subjects, and is relentless in his pursuit of justice and truth. He has the perfect assistant; a chronicler or historian who has a photographic memory. He only has to see something once and he can recall every detail. ♦ There’s No Such Thing as a Ghost Fish In “The King’s Case Note”, Yoon Yi-Seo reports to work. It’s his first official day at work as a historian or chronicler. He made the mistake of saying he’ll serve the king faithfully. WHAT? Chroniclers are supposed to be objective and only record what actually happened. They can’t distort events to suit the king’s fancy or curry his favor. Yoon Yi-Seo didn’t mean the words the way they came out of his mouth. He just meant he would do a good job. Before he knew […] The post The King’s Case Note – His Majesty is a Crime Solving Detective? appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.