This is one of the Thai BLs that mysteriously have stayed under the radar. It's unique in its premise, the actors do a very good job, the writing is solid, and it's all around a production I can recommend, even if the whole is not exceptionally outstanding.
The drama tells us five different stories, that are nevertheless connected -- how exactly they are connected, is hinted at in episode two and four, and revealed in episode six. And while the reveal and the last story are fine, I love that each of the previous stories can also be watched as standalones: Fine love stories, tightly written, without filler but nevertheless giving us all the emotional connection we need -- which only proves my view that most Thai BLs are needlessy long.
The two main actors, who take on the main roles in every story, show their acting versatility: The characters are very different each story, not only in style but also in mannerisms, and if I hadn't known they are the same actors, I would have had difficulties recognizing them. Both are supported by a capable cast -- I was very happy to see Fiat Patchata again in this production.
I'll keep this review short, because anything more would be a spoiler. Just maybe this: While it's true that every meeting has a parting, it's also true that it's not over until it's over.
The drama tells us five different stories, that are nevertheless connected -- how exactly they are connected, is hinted at in episode two and four, and revealed in episode six. And while the reveal and the last story are fine, I love that each of the previous stories can also be watched as standalones: Fine love stories, tightly written, without filler but nevertheless giving us all the emotional connection we need -- which only proves my view that most Thai BLs are needlessy long.
The two main actors, who take on the main roles in every story, show their acting versatility: The characters are very different each story, not only in style but also in mannerisms, and if I hadn't known they are the same actors, I would have had difficulties recognizing them. Both are supported by a capable cast -- I was very happy to see Fiat Patchata again in this production.
I'll keep this review short, because anything more would be a spoiler. Just maybe this: While it's true that every meeting has a parting, it's also true that it's not over until it's over.
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