In Both, the Main leads are making movies & dramas.:
(Be Melo - Dramas and Documentary movies
Our Movie - Movies)
Both starring Jeon Yeo Been as a sad tragic character who makes a movie.
Our Movie is a tearjerker.
Be Melodramatic (despite its name) however is not a tearjerker but overall a feelgood slice of life drama-comedy, especially in back half.
(Be Melo - Dramas and Documentary movies
Our Movie - Movies)
Both starring Jeon Yeo Been as a sad tragic character who makes a movie.
Our Movie is a tearjerker.
Be Melodramatic (despite its name) however is not a tearjerker but overall a feelgood slice of life drama-comedy, especially in back half.
In both they are making a drama/movie
ml are kinda the movie/drama makers in role f handling the project as director/producer
the conversations and topics they are thus concerned about kinda overlap.
Mood in the titles are poles apart, but if one gets interested into the making of such movie/drama its fun to watch
ml are kinda the movie/drama makers in role f handling the project as director/producer
the conversations and topics they are thus concerned about kinda overlap.
Mood in the titles are poles apart, but if one gets interested into the making of such movie/drama its fun to watch
in both fl is actress and ml is director
however, the mood of the dramas is not same.
The Producers shows the internal workings of a broadcasting station (KBS), especially the variety/drama department, with directors, PDs, and stars.
Our Movie is set in the film industry, showing how movies are made — from casting, script-reading, to directing and filming.
however, the mood of the dramas is not same.
The Producers shows the internal workings of a broadcasting station (KBS), especially the variety/drama department, with directors, PDs, and stars.
Our Movie is set in the film industry, showing how movies are made — from casting, script-reading, to directing and filming.
“Our Movie” and “On Air” both explore the intense, emotional world behind the entertainment industry, focusing on the relationship between an actress and a director. In both dramas, the female lead is a dedicated actress facing personal and professional struggles, while the male lead is a director deeply involved in the production process. They highlight the challenges of making a film or drama, the emotional toll it takes on creators, and the evolving romantic tension between the leads as they navigate their careers and personal healing.
FL: Three women with terminal illnesses meet at a hospice. The main FL, Pyo In-sook (played by Ahn Eun-jin), is emotionally shut off and has a terminal diagnosis.
ML: Min Woo-cheon (played by Kim Kyung-nam) is a hitman with a painful past, quiet, withdrawn, and emotionally distant.
? Story: They meet while planning to take down one “bad guy” before they die — but instead, they find the one person who truly matters in their final days.
? Themes: Death, healing, loneliness, redemption, unexpected love.
? Tone: Slow-burn, artistic visuals, emotional intensity — very much like Our Movie.
ML: Min Woo-cheon (played by Kim Kyung-nam) is a hitman with a painful past, quiet, withdrawn, and emotionally distant.
? Story: They meet while planning to take down one “bad guy” before they die — but instead, they find the one person who truly matters in their final days.
? Themes: Death, healing, loneliness, redemption, unexpected love.
? Tone: Slow-burn, artistic visuals, emotional intensity — very much like Our Movie.
Unmet is a romantic medical drama with a much better focus on the female lead's point of view and the emotions of people with chronic/ terminal illness or disability. Performances are outstanding as it features a mix of talented young actors as well as seasoned actors, who nail both the sentimental as well as moral/ ethical themes of this beautifully crafted drama.
