Why it may be worth watching
- Forest combines Drama storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Park Hae-jin, Cho Bo-ah, Jung Yeon-joo.
TV series
Forest
A rescue worker with memory gaps meets a surgeon in a mysterious forest. Will this woodland reveal secrets about their pasts… and can its magic bring them together?
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Cast
Park Hae-jinKang San-Hyeok
Cho Bo-ahJung Young-Jae
Jung Yeon-jooOh Bo-Mi
No Gwang-SikChoi Chang
Ryu Seung-sooBong Dae-Yong
Lee Do-gyeongChoi Jung-Mok
Lee Si-hoonPark Hyung-Soo
Woo Jung-kookKi Pil-young
Ahn Sang-wooPark Jin-man
Koh Soo-heeNurse Kim
Geum Gwang-sanYang Cheol-sik
Choi Gwang-ilKwon Joo Han [Managing Director, Taesung Group]
Shim Hye-rim
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Who may enjoy it
Best suited to viewers looking for Drama. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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Themes and topics
surgeonromancememory lossrescue team
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Reviews
ParkMinExternal review ·
The entire drama and the main couple's relationship was built entirely around bonding over their each others trauma. Not necessarily bad but it felt it was purposely designed that way to manipulate the viewers' emotions forcefully. This was pretty obvious from the very beginning with how they portrayed and handled the female lead's boyfriend. You would fell for their trap if you were a newcomer. The music choices were odd and mostly cheap, in addition, the dubstep soundtrack was completely unfitting. Anyway, if it wasn't for the forestry scenery then th…
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The entire drama and the main couple's relationship was built entirely around bonding over their each others trauma. Not necessarily bad but it felt it was purposely designed that way to manipulate the viewers' emotions forcefully. This was pretty obvious from the very beginning with how they portrayed and handled the female lead's boyfriend. You would fell for their trap if you were a newcomer. The music choices were odd and mostly cheap, in addition, the dubstep soundtrack was completely unfitting. Anyway, if it wasn't for the forestry scenery then the drama wouldn't have had much to offer. Throwing in two attractive leads together isn't enough anymore.
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