The Bronze Mirror Bride | Afro Korean Stories

A Black Ghanaian smith. A Korean royal metalsmith. One forbidden love in Joseon-era Korea. Watch The Bronze Mirror Bride, an Afro-Korean Joseon romance about fire, craft and courage, told as a full-length cinematic period drama. Efua, a bronze-smith's daughter from Ghana, is brought to the royal metalworks of Joseon Korea as a gift to the King's foundry. Among skeptical smiths, a stern master and a court minister with his own plans, she must prove her father's craft is worth more than any contract. Beside her stands Ha-neul, a quiet royal metalsmith, and a bond forms that neither duty nor rank can easily break. In a world of hanbok, hanok halls, lantern festivals and forge fire, a handmade bronze mirror becomes the most meaningful gift of all. If you love Korean historical drama, Joseon romance, Afro-Korean love stories, slow-burn period romance and rich hanbok cinematography, this film is for you. Voiced in Korean English. Subscribe for more Afro-Korean Joseon stories, and tell us in the comments: what would you give someone in place of a ring? #Joseon #AfroKorean #KoreanHistoricalDrama #JoseonRomance #BronzeMirrorBride