more articles about: Little Women

It’s officially International Women’s Month! What better way to celebrate this important event than by watching films that feature the best portrayals of powerful women? Whether you're seeking a feel-good piece, a classic tearjerker, or an empowering story that can teach some ...

The recently concluded K-drama Little Women definitely proves the ingenuity of South Korean screenwriters. Considering the countless adaptations of the beloved 1868 novel by Luisa May Alcott of the same name, who would’ve thought that the dark K-drama rendition starring Kim Go Eun, ...

The story of Little Women, for better or for worse, has spawned numerous iterations since its original publishing in 1868. From grand operas to Hollywood blockbusters (we're looking at you, Greta Gerwig's 2019 masterpiece), we've met several versions of the March sisters ...

ICYDK, South Korean television network tvN recently dropped a teaser poster for their very own adaptation of Little Women—and it's enough to make us feel so excited! The viral poster features the Oh sisters: Oh In Joo (played by Kim Go Eun), ...

There's no doubt that Koreans are the *masters* when it comes to adapting American shows—just take a look at A World Of Married Couple and One Ordinary Day, and how they gave justice to the OG works. This year, we have another ...

Attention, literary buffs! In celebration of the release of the new movie adaptation of the classic story Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, Emma Watson (who plays Meg March in the film) teamed up with the organization The Book Fairies for a special ...