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With not just many scenes shot at locations made famous by Korean dramas, but also the parodying of its conventional dramaturgical styles, Hello Stranger stages a multiple engagement with the both the screen fetish for East Asian modernity embodied in Korean pop culture. Filmed almost completely in South Korea, the production represents not only the current commercial confidence of Thai cinema in projecting its imaginaries directly back to the First World, and in the process, sailing against the currents of the circulation of regional popular cultural flows.
At another level, this cinematic projection also becomes a more subtle displaced signifier of the disillusionment with the current political uncertainties in the Kingdom. The question to be raise here in both films is whether this shift represents efforts to be an active and autonomous participant of the regionalization of Asian popular culture; As the protagonists start to put on stylish and layered winter clothes, it remains to be seen whether such participation would mean moving the dreams of Thai cinema in constructing youthful cosmopolitan urbanity and modernity from the Chao Praya River to the Han River of Seoul in the Heart of the Korean Wave.
Belinda F. Publication details, including instructions for authors and subscription information:. Hae Yeon Choo. Jukka Jouhki. Discusses the current status of Korean communication research.