Paris is Burning: 30 Years Later
Paris is Burning elevated drag and ballroom into the public consciousness and permanently impacted LGBT culture. However, the performers featured in the documentary didn't reap the rewards of their visibility.
The Sisters' Room
Mi-young (Song Eun-jin) suddenly returned to Korea because she missed her first love that she could not achieve while studying in the United States. She learned that her sister Mi-hye (Joo Yeon-seo) and college senior Jae-hyuk (excitedly) became a lover. I can't sleep. Mi-hye, who gets to know Mi-young's heart, declares farewell to Jae-hyuk and asks her not to meet her younger brother, Mi-young. However, Mi-young respects her sister's choices, but cannot organize her heart for Jae-hyuk. A few months later, Miyoung and Jaehyuk meet again at the funeral. Mi-young begins to rekindle her love for Jae-hyuk, whom she had endured, and confesses to Jae-hyuk her sincerity she had not conveyed for a long time. On the other hand, Mi-hye, who learns the lofty heart of a divorced company senior, Young-hoon (Kim Do-jin), carefully starts a new love...
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Mi-young (Song Eun-jin) suddenly returned to Korea because she missed her first love that she could not achieve while studying in the United States. She learned that her sister Mi-hye (Joo Yeon-seo) and college senior Jae-hyuk (excitedly) became a lover. I can't sleep. Mi-hye, who gets to know Mi-young's heart, declares farewell to Jae-hyuk and asks her not to meet her younger brother, Mi-young. However, Mi-young respects her sister's choices, but cannot organize her heart for Jae-hyuk. A few months later, Miyoung and Jaehyuk meet again at the funeral. Mi-young begins to rekindle her love for Jae-hyuk, whom she had endured, and confesses to Jae-hyuk her sincerity she had not conveyed for a long time. On the other hand, Mi-hye, who learns the lofty heart of a divorced company senior, Young-hoon (Kim Do-jin), carefully starts a new love...
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Written By:Kim Eun-kyung
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