[DRAMA] Prison Playbook
Prison Playbook ( 슬기로운 감빵생활 )
2017.11.22 - 2018.01.18
Official Introduction (part)
What if you suddenly become a criminal and end up in prison? In this prison where you have to live with more than 10 people in a small space of 10 square meters, you have to use an open toilet, there is no age, no position, no freedom. They are called by a fixed number instead of a name, and they all just wear the same blue jumpsuit. Conversely, even the guards who watch them 24 hours a day are not free.
'Prsion Playbook' is the story of Kim Je-hyuk, a superstar baseball player who is suddenly locked in prison one day, adjusting to prison, trying to recover from the worst environment, and growing up living in another society called prison
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Anyone curious about what happens in prison like '60 Days in' or 'Orange is the New Black'? If you are curious about prison life in Korea, I recommend this drama.
Since this is a work that is recommended for ages 15 and over, there are no particularly provocative scenes. Rather, it is a work that tells the story in a slightly light and comedic way.
But it still highlights the unsafe side of the prison. This is because prison is not a place to treat people who have committed a 'crime' that violates the human rights of others, like a hotel vacation, but a place where criminals are educated as people who realize their faults and fit into society.
This drama alternately illuminates the inhumanity and humanity of prisoners, and makes you think about what a prison really is and what the human rights of prisoners are.










