Parents' Guide to Mine

TV Netflix Drama 2021
Mine: TV image, two South Korean women clothed elegantly stand in a slice of muted light

Common Sense Media Review

Joly Herman By Joly Herman , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 13+

Intrigue, mystery at heart of twisty, luxe K-drama.

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What's the Story?

In MINE, the family members who live within the walls of the Hyowon family's majestic compound are anticipating an elegant party that the patriarch of the family is throwing. Although it's an intimate gathering, no expenses are spared. As the extravagant meal comes to a high point, a gift is to be presented to a special recipient. But the father (Jung Dong-hwan), who is chairman of the Hyowon Group, collapses and slips into a coma. Who will be the successor? How will instability affect the family? And who is the mysterious tutor who has materialized in the powerful family's chambers?

Is It Any Good?

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A breathtaking setting, engrossing music, and killer clothes magnify the mystery in this intriguing show about an ultra-wealthy South Korean family. Careening from screeching tantrums to whispered secrets in a matter of moments, this show has a soapy quality that is sure to hook teens and adults who enjoy a twisty ride. A groundbreaking series in South Korea, as one of the female leads explores her gay identity, MINE contains layers of innuendo and mystery to satisfy fans of K-drama and dynasty dramas equally.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about empathy in Mine. How does empathy help people move past their greed toward a higher purpose in this show? What happens when they don't have empathy for one another?

  • The people working behind the scenes for the family comment about how unhappy the self-centered ultra-rich people are in this show. How can having integrity promote happiness?

  • Support staff and the wealthy family rarely mix on equal terms in this show. What happens when a family member has compassion for a maid?

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