Why the World Fell in Love with It’s Okay to Not Be Okay—And Why the PH Remake Is Worth Watching Too
-Premiered in South Korea from June to August 2020, the original starred Kim Soo‑hyun (Moon Gang‑tae), Seo Yea‑ji (Ko Moon‑young), and Oh Jung‑se (Moon Sang‑tae) . -Blended genres—a romantic comedy, psychological drama, and dark comedy—woven around trauma, mental health, and emotional healing . -Critically acclaimed and award‑winning, it earned international praise, including recognition from The New York Times and wins at the Baeksang Arts Awards . -Deep character arcs and visually stunning storytelling helped it become a poignant and unforgettable experience. Why It’s Okay to Not Be Okay PH needs a chance (and should be on your Netflix queue) 🎭 A Fil‑adaptation rooted in authenticity and culture The PH adaptation, directed by Mae Cruz‑Alviar (with Raymond Ocampo), approaches the storyline with Filipino sensibilities—swapping snowy landscapes for our wet or dry seasons, incorporating local lore, extended families, and caregiving dynamics that resonate here . I...
