Titles with Music

Beautiful music, thought-provoking story and top-notch performances!
Jung Kyoung Ho was excellent in both acting and singing :)

Such an under-rated heartwarming story!
All three main leads did a wonderful job portraying their characters!

A unique, intriguing and touching story about a group of average musicians trying to do the best possible they can, given their dark pasts, secrets, weaknesses, circumstances and personalities, through their devotion to music, their bonding and friendship.
I loved how the set-up of each scene spoke with its viewers rather than having the actors say much, but also the brilliant, unconventional dialogues.

A beautiful musical, slice of musicians-life drama, with an amazing performance from Kim Myung Min!

Heartwarming and emotional, with so many different stories and cute little babies!
Ayano Go, Hoshino Gen, Yoshida Yo were wonderful in their roles, and their interactions a pleasure to watch.

Heartwarming and emotional, with so many different stories and cute little babies!
Ayano Go, Hoshino Gen, Yoshida Yo were wonderful in their roles, and their interactions a pleasure to watch.

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"A life isn't valued by what one receives, but by what one gives."

A whimsical tragi-comedy -spiced with musical elements- told in flashbacks/glimpses into the troubled, frivolous and vibrant life of Matsuko.
With an outstanding cinematography, full of vivid colours and an outlandish as well as unforgettable style, this jarring sarcastic fairytale isn't for everyone, but definitely deserves a try.

An inspirational coming of age / found family story full of dreams, emotions, talent and heart.
Park Eun Bin’s acting and singing performance was exceptional, and the solid core of this powerful yet comfort drama.
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Such an underrated drama!
Bae Do Na and Seo Ji Suk were splendid at their roles and had beautiful chemistry!
Halmeoni was superb, and the couple of Jin Ju & Eo Jin was the sweetest!

A groovy, smooth-watching short drama, full of music and sweetness!
Kim Sung Chul and Choi Yoo Ri' s performances were fantastic and their chemistry as siblings was stellar!

A light and fresh slice-of-life drama centered on classical music and friendship.
Nakagawa Taishi as Rihito-kun was so adorable and Matsushita Yuki as Yukie so heartwarming :)

It could have been much better with this cast, but it felt somehow 'procedural' and rushed - not that inspiring for such a real tragic love story...

9 min of sexiness and elegance!

It's cheesy, fluffy, with a rather non-sensical plot that would have been a flop with longer or more eps, but not that bad for a mini drama.

If you overlook the overacting and overdramatic expressions here and there, it was funny, unique and had a great bromance.

It took me a while to warm up to it, but overall this slow-paced, healing story was a nice watch.

Beautiful cinematography and colouring, ethereal directing and acting were its strongest elements, while the confusing first episodes, the overly dramatic tone of the last episodes and, especially, the feeling that sometimes 'it was trying too much' to tug at our heartstrings, weakened the final outcome.

Surprisingly entertaining, though it's a non-brainer quasi-musical comedy, spiced with melodrama hints. The best part were the visuals, the colour palette and Li Qin's charms.

Bittersweet, simple, yet touching slice-of-life story of a boy and his hearing impaired mother, full of loud silences and mellow piano music.

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A compelling, dark and twisted story, serving also as a social commentary, of an unprivileged young man and the depths of his desperation to achieve his dream.

What a waste of potential...
Sorry, Lee Sang Yoon!
Even the white truck of doom couldn't save it...

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Cute, funny (and noisy) music/youth story, combining classical and traditional chinese music, with an extra dose of romance and friendship.

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Nostalgic and uplifting, with a fantastic Shin Min Ah and a cute, young Cho Seung Woo.
A biopic about The Devils, a Korean rock band, Singing and dancing rock'n'roll, with a not-so-subtle political subtext about the struggles and acts of defiance of young people against the repressive authorities.

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Bitter-sweet, inspiring but too predictable and 'noisy'.
Definitely not the best work of Kamio Fuju (he did put a lot of effort but he was a mismatch).
But, knowing this is based on a true story and a real person, it hits different and most of its mishaps can be overlooked.