Forest ~ What a Wonderful Place for Healing

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“Forest” is a Korean drama series released in 2020, with 32 episodes (about half hour each), categorized as Medical Drama, Mystery, and Romance; and streaming on Viki. SUMMARY: To people have bits and piece of memories that come and go but they don’t quite remember what happened, when, where or why. It could be related to something from their childhood. As adults each one has found different ways of coping. Coincidentally they meet in a forest and as their relationship develops they discover a connection between the forest and their memories. ♦ There’s Something About That Forest In “Forest”, there are two people who suffered through trauma. From the flashbacks that they both keep having it seems the event happened during their childhood. Neither are certain because their memories are bits and pieces and only break through their subconscious when something triggers them. What is certain is that they are both in need of healing. The Rainmaking Deal-maker Kang San-Hyeok is brilliant! When it comes to deal-making, nobody is better than him and that’s why his boss allows him to have a free hand, even if sometimes his method for making the deal is underhanded. His boss looks the other […]
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Forest ~ What a Wonderful Place for Healing

"Forest" is a Korean drama series released in 2020, with 32 episodes, categorized as a Medical Drama, Mystery, and Romance; and streaming on Viki.

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[Marabelle Hicks]

Wow, "Forest" sounds like a really good series! I love how it deals with trauma and healing through the backdrop of a beautiful forest. The characters' journeys, especially Kang San-Hyeok's struggle with his psychological health and Jung Young-Jae's professional and personal challenges, seem so compelling. It's nice to see a show where the setting plays such a significant role in the narrative. I might check it out on Viki, especially since the ratings are so high

 

[AlternativeAngel]

I don't know about "Forest", it just sounds too slow-paced for me. All this talk about bits of memory and trauma, it seems like it might get a bit repetitive or drag on. Plus, with 32 episodes, that's a big commitment. I prefer something with more action or at least a quicker plot development. The whole forest setting sounds nice, but I need more than just scenery to keep me watching.

 

[Loginmill]

"Forest" really resonates with me on a professional level. The way they handle Jung Young-Jae's story, dealing with the pressures of surgery while managing her own mental health, is something I see in healthcare all the time. It's refreshing to see these issues portrayed with such depth. And the mystery element tied to the forest adds an intriguing layer to the medical drama

 

[brooklynraiderz]

I love the idea behind "Forest" where two people find solace and answers in a magical forest. It's like a blend of mystery, romance, and personal growth all in one. Plus, with characters like Kang San-Hyeok who are so driven yet flawed, it's super engaging. I think it's a perfect show for a weekend binge-watch, especially with those high viewer ratings

 

[Stormer]

This drama sounds like a journey of self-discovery, which I'm all for. The healing aspect set in such a scenic environment like Gangwon's forests speaks to me. It's nice to see a narrative where characters confront their past traumas head-on, seeking peace. The combination of medical drama with personal growth is intriguing, and I appreciate the show's focus on mental health.

 

[cmoneyspinner]

Wow, "Forest" sounds like a really good series! I love how it deals with trauma and healing through the backdrop of a beautiful forest. The characters' journeys, especially Kang San-Hyeok's struggle with his psychological health and Jung Young-Jae's professional and personal challenges, seem so compelling. It's nice to see a show where the setting plays such a significant role in the narrative. I might check it out on Viki, especially since the ratings are so high

There's this vlogger on YouTube that summarized the K-drama but they didn't say the title. I had to hunt it down. If it weren't for the fact that I recognized the male lead and used the search feature on my Fire TV to hunt for Korean dramas where he was part of the cast, I might not have found it. To be honest, I never heard of “Forest”. There are so many good Korean dramas that slip under the radar. When you find them, it's like finding hidden treasure.