Let’s Talk About CHU (2024) Review

Embarking on the Hilarious Journey of “Let’s Talk About CHU”

A Fresh Perspective on Love, Sex, and Family Dynamics

Gear up for a laughter-filled adventure as the Taiwanese comedy series “Let’s Talk About CHU” makes its debut on February 2, exclusively on Netflix. Co-produced by Machi Xcelsior Studios and Lucky Sparks Films, this contemporary and heartwarming series, directed by the award-winning Remii Huang, promises an enjoyable exploration of love and relationships within the Chu family.

Unraveling the Chu Family Chronicles

The Chu family takes the spotlight on New Year’s Eve, as the series delves into the humorous and intricate themes of “love” and “sex” in their lives. Meet the youngest daughter, Chu-ai (Chan Tzu-hsuan), a wax therapist and host of a sex education social media channel. Guided by the mantra “make love, not fall in love,” Chu-ai navigates relationship complexities through a friends-with-benefits dynamic with Ping-ke (Kai Ko), who shares her skepticism about love.

Simultaneously, her older sister Chu-wei (Kimi Hsia) grapples with marital challenges alongside her husband Shi-chieh (Umin Boya), and her brother, Yu-sen (JC Lin), faces a breakup after being entangled in an unbalanced relationship. Amidst strained parental relationships (Miao Ke-li and Hong Sheng-te), the series unfolds Chu-ai’s journey to self-discovery, fulfilling he more