Episode 4 was also so perfect - it captures the joy and beauty of young love so perfectly. I feel like because this is Tanrak's first time experiencing such feelings, he's really letting himself follow his heart and letting himself be happy and choosing not to face the heavy thoughts yet (we've all been there). His happiness really shines through here and it's just so so precious. Fourth really did this character so much justice, his eyes and expressions alone can carry the essence and the pureness of Tanrak's character. And this is contrasted so well with Barth who is so firm in his disillusionment of religion - again Gemini really embodied this so so well in his acting.
I felt like this episode was very very nuanced which is a testament to p'Aof's skill as a director. The entire episode felt much lighter, almost like a breath of fresh air after the last 2 very heavy and emotionally intense episodes. While things were happier and more upbeat, there is still this lingering sensation of dread and anxiety and trepidation throughout. And it's so subtle but it's there - small moments in the character's facial expressions, certain things they say, certain music choices. Urgh, just so good, everything is just really 10/10 across the board!!
Literally held my breath and had palpitations, the tension in the scenes was absolutely insane! The kiss omg, I had a visceral reaction. p’Aof really did a masterclass on tension-building. Everything was just perfect - the build up, the cinematography, the acting, just really deserves all the awards. I hope everyone would support TTH cause I feel like everyone involved truly deserves it.
Episode 2 was soooo insanely good. The final scene gave me literal chills. The fact that there was no words and narration and yet the fear, anguish and guilt that the character was going through was so palpable, I was captivated. Fourth really deserves an award, and tbh everyone who worked on this show too.
GemFourth’s acting is really so amazing in this one - the non-verbal acting, the way they carry their emotions, the chemistryyyy. And such an emotionally complex and interesting premise too, I am completely seated for p’Aof’s story. They deserve all their flowers.
I felt like this episode was very very nuanced which is a testament to p'Aof's skill as a director. The entire episode felt much lighter, almost like a breath of fresh air after the last 2 very heavy and emotionally intense episodes. While things were happier and more upbeat, there is still this lingering sensation of dread and anxiety and trepidation throughout. And it's so subtle but it's there - small moments in the character's facial expressions, certain things they say, certain music choices. Urgh, just so good, everything is just really 10/10 across the board!!