Flower of Evil

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Air Date: Jul 08, 2020

Status: Completed

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Other name: 악의 꽃 Agui Kkot Akui Kkot Evil Flower The Flower of Evil

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On the outside, Baek Hee Sung looks like the ideal husband. A hard-working craftsman, his metal-working studio has met with its fair share of success. Able to provide a good life for his wife and daughter, he’s an exemplary example of what a husband should be. But his accolades don’t stop there, as comfortable working around the house as he is working in his studio, Hee Sung can as easily fill the roles of father and husband as he can business owner and craftsman. But this perfect exterior hides some very dark secrets. Secrets he would rather his detective wife, Cha Ji Won, never learns.

Unfortunately, secrets have a way of coming out and as a hard-hitting homicide detective, it’s Cha Ji Won’s job to uncover as many secrets as she can, in her never-ending quest for the truth. With an insatiable curiosity and an unwavering determination to solve even the hardest cases, Ji Won lives for her work. Thriving on the excitement of unraveling mysteries and the high that comes from bringing criminals to justice, Ji Won is always searching for the next clue. But when Ji Won takes on a particularly cruel case, she starts down a dark path that could crumble the very foundations of her happy life. Determined to bring this evil psychopath to justice she dives ever deeper into this case, only to find that the criminal she’s been chasing may have been standing next to her all along.

Director: Kim Cheol Kyoo [김철규]

Also known as: 악의 꽃 Agui Kkot Akui Kkot Evil Flower The Flower of Evil

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5 Comments to “Flower of Evil

  1. This melo/crime drama is mind-blowing – it’s real, gritty, suspenseful and plumbs well the depths of human nature on the level of love vs. evil. There was sizzling chemistry between the main leads and it’s, for me, the best Lee Joon-Gi drama to date, which is saying a lot especially when he has delivered consistently good acting performance all this while! In fact, The Flower of Evil comes closest to another k-drama that i absolutely adore – The Smile Has Left Your Eyes (2018) – as both these dramas convey well the meaning of love and acceptance that emerge from pain and the feelings of inadequacy, abandonment and rejection. It also reminds me of William Golding’s, Lord of the Flies, in its exploration of the human psyche when bad deeds are committed, intentionally or otherwise.

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