A lovely story of three people recognizing their own feelings. The drama is built over the tentative overtures of the two leads and contrasted to the vulgarity of the second male lead. The acting is sweet and sentimental and highlights the relationships, past-present and overlapping, between the various characters. No one seems superfluous and the pace keeps you pulled in. It's quite different than most of the other vertical romance films as it lacks any(?) of the typical tropes used for drama but keeps you invested in the feelings of the three main characters. I have watched it numerous times and continue to return to it when I want something heart-warming but watchable.