Alin and Jane are childhood best friend. They grew up together, living next door to each other. Unbeknownst to Alin, Jane has been secretly harboring feelings for her for a long time. One day, Alin leaves Jane to study abroad. Years later, a broken engagement brings her home, where they face feelings long unspoken. (Source: s_unniee X; Netflix; edited by kisskh) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: รักสุดท้าย
- Also Known As: Final Love , Rak Sut Thai
- Screenwriter: Phetphayathorn
- Director: Patchanee Charuchinda
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Lena Lorena SchuettAlin / "Lin"Main Role
- Miu Natsha TaechamongkalapiwatJaneMain Role
- Friend Peerakrit PhacharaboonyakiatTimSupport Role
- Pakpai Parrin KasemchayamasKateSupport Role
- Ying Anada PrakobkitPieSupport Role
- Junji Janjira JanpitakchaiBamSupport Role
Reviews
There Is A Plot!
I've seen a lot of criticism of My Safe Zone's plot; mainly, viewers saying that there isn't one, which I disagree with. If you're paying attention, the series tells us precisely what it is. Jane is Alin's safe zone, and the series is constructed around that single fact.What I do agree with is that things moved too quickly. Jane and Alin were put into so many scenarios that we barely had time to recover from the last mishap in their relationship. This threw the series's pacing off. My Safe Zone could have benefited from either more episodes or fewer plot points to keep the story grounded and give the more significant points more time to be explored.
The true gem of My Safe Zone is the chemistry between Lena and Miu; no one can top what they gave us in My Safe Zone. And I'm not referring to the intimate scenes or their great acting performances. They have a give-and-take that I'm sure stems from their longtime friendship, which really gives life and sincerity to Jane and Alin's relationship. I really want to give props to the director for not stifling natural chemistry.
I'm looking forward to their next series, where hopefully they are given a great script with roles that suit them and their abilities.
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What is going on ???
As is often the case with CH3 original productions, there are a lot of plotlines introduced, but very few are actually developed, and many of them end up serving no real purpose in terms of character progression. Honestly, the writing is poorly done.For me, the only development Alin and Jane get is endless crying and a relationship so unhealthy it feels like it could end in a psychiatric hospital. The series only starts to become interesting in episode 6, even though there are only 8 episodes in total, which I find completely crazy.
The whole plot involving Pie was useless and uninteresting. The characters of Alin and Jane are poorly written, but we still manage to like them thanks to the actresses’ strong performances. They are the main reason I managed to finish the series—their chemistry works really well.
The secondary characters deserved much more depth; as they are, they’re basically pointless. However, I loved seeing Kate—she was really funny.
The line between the characters and reality is way too thin at times, which makes it uncomfortable and strange.
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