a marvelous show, much needed
i binged this show on impulse, without many expectations and by the end i was weeping into my phone so thanks for the emotional catharsis. moonface is a really thoughtful, honest exploration of paul's experience as a second-generation korean and as a shy gay man and the intersection between those identities in his life and self-image. it's raw and it's messy, and even from his own very limited perspective, there's always a sense of more going on in and outside himself than he is willing to acknowledge. as someone who's a part of the asian diaspora myself, the language barrier between him and his mom really hit hard and the last episode is especially emotional for me. it feels so much like the writers understand what that struggle is like, and in the end, i'm so grateful that a story like this exists and that i had the opportunity to listen to it. thank you to the cast and crew for sharing this with the world and i'm definitely hoping to hear more from them soon.Read full review »
Rattil via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/14/19
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Was listening to Code Switch when they did an episode about this series. I love it enough to tell my friends about it
DzesikaDorota via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/28/19
As a gay man who lived in K-Town for 20 years, and with many Korean friends, this was pure delight! It was like pulling back the curtain on what I’m sure plays out in many of my friends’ households and families. Thank you for this great piece. I can’t wait to see what’s next!
Mobjack11 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/08/19
I mean that in the best possible way. Loved the series.
velomonk via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/26/19
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