The Korean club at my school hosted this cute little event where they serve us Korean fried chicken and put on the movie Innocent Witness. I absolutely loved it. Both the movie and the “KFC”. I needed more, dammit. 3 wasn’t enough. I sat next to and talked to this cute Japanese boy in which the brief conversation went something like:
“Are you Korean?”
“No, I’m Japanese.”
“Oh, cool.”
“It’s because of the nice skin, isn’t it?”
“Well, actually cuz your name sounded a bit Korean.”
Ha. Disclaimer: I forgot his name. Of course, I wouldn’t have talked to him or anyone in that room (except for my best friend who came with me) if they hadn’t introduced themselves to me first. I was surprised that people WANTED to talk to me.
Anyway, Innocent Witness. Please, watch that. I have an autistic brother so I understood to an extent why the young girl acted the way she did. It brought me to tears on numerous occasions and even delivered a lot of shock factor in court scenes.
I feel like I’m just babbling at this point so yeah, thanks for reading till the end. Bye.
1) You have a Korean club at school?? Wow!
2) I also have an autistic brother. I don’t like watching movies about the topic because they make me feel depressed, and usually they show cases of people that were “cured“ or learned to communicate.
surprisingly, watching movies like that DOESN’T make me feel depressed. If anything, I realized that the brother I have is one of a kind and they taught me to embrace him as he is and treat him better (cuz I know I’ve been a poor sister from time to time).
BdxPelik
August 2, 2019 at 4:46 PM
The Korean club at my school hosted this cute little event where they serve us Korean fried chicken and put on the movie Innocent Witness. I absolutely loved it. Both the movie and the “KFC”. I needed more, dammit. 3 wasn’t enough. I sat next to and talked to this cute Japanese boy in which the brief conversation went something like:
“Are you Korean?”
“No, I’m Japanese.”
“Oh, cool.”
“It’s because of the nice skin, isn’t it?”
“Well, actually cuz your name sounded a bit Korean.”
Ha. Disclaimer: I forgot his name. Of course, I wouldn’t have talked to him or anyone in that room (except for my best friend who came with me) if they hadn’t introduced themselves to me first. I was surprised that people WANTED to talk to me.
Anyway, Innocent Witness. Please, watch that. I have an autistic brother so I understood to an extent why the young girl acted the way she did. It brought me to tears on numerous occasions and even delivered a lot of shock factor in court scenes.
I feel like I’m just babbling at this point so yeah, thanks for reading till the end. Bye.
ship-happens
August 2, 2019 at 4:59 PM
That sounds so cool! Thanks for sharing.
WishfulToki
August 2, 2019 at 7:29 PM
1) You have a Korean club at school?? Wow!
2) I also have an autistic brother. I don’t like watching movies about the topic because they make me feel depressed, and usually they show cases of people that were “cured“ or learned to communicate.
BdxPelik
August 3, 2019 at 1:12 AM
surprisingly, watching movies like that DOESN’T make me feel depressed. If anything, I realized that the brother I have is one of a kind and they taught me to embrace him as he is and treat him better (cuz I know I’ve been a poor sister from time to time).
larelle79
August 2, 2019 at 8:05 PM
I have seen it. Was very good. I recommend it as well.