Kim Min Ha plays an energetic and playful student in 'Way Back Love' - Português (Portugal)
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- Título original: 내가 죽기 일주일 전
- Também conhecido como: A Week Before I Die , Naega Jukgi Iljuil Jeon
- Diretor: Kim Hye Young, Choi Ha Na
- Roteirista: Song Hyun Ju, Jang In Jeong
- Gêneros: Romance, Juventude, Fantasia, Melodrama
Elenco e Créditos
- Gong MyungKim Ram UPapel Principal
- Kim Min HaJung Hui WanPapel Principal
- Jung Gun JooLee Hong Seok [Ram U's best friend]Papel Secundário
- Oh Woo RiYun Tae Gyeong [Hui Wan's best friend]Papel Secundário
- Ko Chang SeokJung Il Beom [Hui Wan's father]Papel Secundário
- Seo Young HeeKim Jeong Suk [Ram U's mother]Papel Secundário
Resenhas
Fantasioso e lindamente triste
Assisti esse drama sem muitas expectativas, apenas por ter um toque de fantasia e parecer ser um melodrama, mal eu sabia que iria desidratar de chorar em todos os episódios do início ao fim. A forma como a personagem lida com o luto e permanece nessa inércia mental é assustadoramente real, apesar de querermos sempre um final de contos de fadas, acredito que a lição sobre seguir em frente mesmo que doa é a mais bela possível.Em aspectos técnicos não fica atrás, o elenco é surreal a direção, produção e o roteiro, tudo casa perfeitamente bem pra contar esse romance jovial e trágico.
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Perfectly Balanced Heartbreaker That Never Lets You Fully Break
This drama is like a friend who's telling you a sad story. They know you might cry, they know you might feel guilty, so they drop a random joke just to make you smile again.To say this drama surprised me would be an understatement. When I first found out it existed, I thought it was just another short romance drama - nice enough to watch, but forgettable a week later.
Way Back Love is anything but forgettable. It's a beautiful story about love, friendship, and learning to live with the guilt you carry from your past. It's a hopeful yet sad journey, but it never felt overwhelming. It never left me too hopeful, and never too sad. The director balanced these emotions so well - like that friend I mentioned, the one who knows exactly when to step in before you break - and somehow, it worked for me every single time.
The story jumps between the past and present, but it never feels random. Whenever something heavy happened in one timeline, I was brought to the other in a way that gave me just enough space to breathe. Everything felt connected. When a character did something in the present that mirrored their past, I was taken right back there with them. The pacing was great - it never dragged.
So yeah, you can probably tell by now that the directing here is chef's kiss. One moment the scenography is colorful and full of life, and the next it's bleak and heavy - and every time, the music matches it perfectly. Nothing felt out of place.
And the performances? Amazing. I had only seen the leads briefly in other projects, so maybe that's why I was so impressed. They were both great, but I really have to single out Kim Min Ha - she was simply mesmerizing. Her acting felt so natural that at times it didn't even feel like acting. It was as if someone said, "Be Jeong Hee Wan," and she simply was. Shoutout to Jung Gun Joo as well - a really good performance too.
Overall, a truly great watch. After reading the synopsis, one could say this is a story we've seen many times before - and I'd agree. But the key is the execution, and here it makes the story feel really special.
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