A simple story presented in such a cute, heartwarming way! Tackling some serious romance, friendship and work relationship issues and how these have evolved during the ongoing pandemic in a realistic and very relatable approach, made this drama a unique and refreshing watching experience. A hidden gem!
Not exactly a road movie, not exactly a slice-of-life story, but something in between... An indie family movie, focused mainly on sisterhood and women's position in modern (but still attached to the old patriarchic, conservative ways) Korean society, through the journey of three sisters and a brother that were forced to reunite for their father's grave relocation. Their relationships, with all the differences, tensions, conflicts, resentments and everyday hardships, as well as their emotional bonding, their understanding and care for each other unfold in a quiet, steady and very realistic way, making this film a clever satire that's worth watching.
Excellent performances from Terao Akira and Ishihara Satomi, who gave us a convincing, warm and tearjerking story of a father-daughter bonding and reconciliation.
Quirky, zany and totally unpredictable! Mamiya Shotaro and, especially, Sato Jiro were simply hilarious from beginning to end! Even the actors couldn't hold back their laughter xD
Cute, fluffy, with sizzling chemistry. Though the story is quite unrealistic and simple, its happy, optimistic tone and the bright smiles of both leads made this a very pleasant watch!
hehe I was just about to say that xD 16 ep is too much but 8 twenty minute ones are way too short, it was like…
Regarding the clothes, I loved the concept of presenting more 'casual' clothes and not something too extravagant, like the ones we've seen in recent dramas with 'strong' FLs, you know what I mean (Luna & Okay) ^^
A cute, soothing and heartwarming story about finding comfort in making and enjoying food. With some wonderful quotes about acceptance, 'normality', friendship and happiness this pleasant surprise of a drama felt like a warm pastel blanket. Highly recommended :)
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Tackling some serious romance, friendship and work relationship issues and how these have evolved during the ongoing pandemic in a realistic and very relatable approach, made this drama a unique and refreshing watching experience. A hidden gem!
An indie family movie, focused mainly on sisterhood and women's position in modern (but still attached to the old patriarchic, conservative ways) Korean society, through the journey of three sisters and a brother that were forced to reunite for their father's grave relocation.
Their relationships, with all the differences, tensions, conflicts, resentments and everyday hardships, as well as their emotional bonding, their understanding and care for each other unfold in a quiet, steady and very realistic way, making this film a clever satire that's worth watching.
Ayase Haruka & Takahashi Issei (his transformation from psycho to girly was fantastic) are doing a great job.
Can't wait to watch more!
Not bad, but not very engaging either.
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Takei Emi was once more so beautiful and elegant!
Tsuchiya Tao and Mamiya Shotaro made a wonderful duo with their bantering and competing :)
Mamiya Shotaro and, especially, Sato Jiro were simply hilarious from beginning to end!
Even the actors couldn't hold back their laughter xD
Made me miss my grandma so much...
Though the story is quite unrealistic and simple, its happy, optimistic tone and the bright smiles of both leads made this a very pleasant watch!
With some wonderful quotes about acceptance, 'normality', friendship and happiness this pleasant surprise of a drama felt like a warm pastel blanket.
Highly recommended :)
Their dialogues, bickering and inner thoughts were delightful!