Asian movie archive cracked code

Please refresh the page and retry. The genres, based on a complicated algorithm that uses reams of data about users' viewing habits to recommend exactly what a particular user is into, number in the tens of thousands. When Netflix thinks you'll like sentimental Spanish-language dramas or gritty tearjerkers, they'll show up on your home screen, but aside from that, they're not easy to find. But a simple web address trick has emerged showing how you can find any one of these genres simply by switching a number in a URL. If you're logged into Netflix, enter www. Not all numbers will result in a subgenre, and given Netflix's ever-changing algorithms, they might move around every now and then, while there may be regional differences meaning that some codes don't work.

Between and , 10 women between the ages of 13 and 71 were found slain in Hwasong, a city just south of Seoul. All had been raped and all were found bound by their own stockings and clothing at sites within a radius of 3 kilometers 1. Authorities later determined that one of the slayings was copycat case and the man responsible was sentenced to life in prison. More than 2 million police officers — a record for a single case — were mobilized to try to find the man who raped and murdered the women.

Given the spread of the Cold War ideological paradigm and political contingencies and goals after the Korean War, there was an all-out, multi-pronged effort to make anti-communism an integral part of the Korean national psyche. Movies were deemed the most effective means of bolstering anti-communism. Anti-communist films were thus produced in large numbers from the post-liberation period to the late s, evolving in terms of genre and message with regime changes. The extreme rightwing Rhee Syng-man administration focused on concealing its pro-Japanese affiliations and highlighting its nationalist legitimacy. In some sense, anti-communism was weaker than the anti-Japanese ideology during this period.

That suspect has now confessed to the crimes, police said Tuesday, according to South Korean media reports. During that span of time, 10 women between the ages of 14 to 71 were found raped and murdered in Gyeonggi province. One of the murders was later determined to be a copycat killing, but the trail ran cold for nearly 30 years before the statute of limitations expired on the remaining crimes. That is until earlier this month, when Korean authorities announced that a DNA match had been made linking evidence from some of the crime scenes to a suspect already behind bars. According to South Korean media reports, he is a year-old man serving a life sentence for the rape and murder of his sister-in-law.