I Told Sunset about You

The photography and direction are wonderful, which is what they have in common, as well as having a deep and well-told story. I think anyone who has seen one of these series can't help but love them both. I recommend watching both.

If you love the cinematography of "I Told Sunset About You", then you will love the cinematography of "I Feel You Linger In The Air". The color-grading has similar vibes, except IFYLITA has that very light bokeh effect when Jom arrived in the 1926. Both series has exceptional acting and fantastic script. Both are worthy to be called a masterpiece.

Both deals with school friends who start having feelings for one another. There are also the mandatory set of friends who are pretty loving and supportive. But the sexual tension in ITSAY is beyond unbelievable!!

Another outstanding BL. I would recommend this to every BL lovers. You should give it a try. It has no awkward or forced kissing scenes. Everything that comes out of liking. In my opinion its perfect.

It's similar in it follow 2 boys who were friends as kids. They are also separated for a period of time albeit for a different reason.

Both have the main leads as students
Both have characters who are make reference to the Comm faculty for acting

Both are more slow burn BLs that dive deep into the emotional aspects and less on the physical.

Even though "I Told Sunset About You" and "Hello Stranger" are made in different countries, both BL series tackles the struggle of young boys to accept their own feelings. Because of Societal Norms, they are not accepting who they are.

that's the first part of their story! watch teh and oh-aew meet as little kids, turn into best friends, part ways and finally meet again as teenagers who hold all the deep feelings in the world in their chests. good luck!

Has the same small town vibes and the cinematography is gorgeous in both. The colour palette is also very similar, focusing on those rich browns. The story is also similar in that it pulls at your heartstrings at every fitting moment.

Not entirely the same, however the aspect of incorporating learning Chinese or Mandarin is a highlight in both of the dramas. While learning Chinese in these dramas are for vastly different reasons, they are both a good watch.
I Told the Sunset about You is more cinematographic which pulls it together more since it feels like a more serious drama.
Love in Translation is truthfully a feel good drama, with some serious topics and scenes thrown in.
Both are great though!

If you're searching for a drama which is not only a beautiful romance between two childhood friends but also a theatrical masterpiece, then ITSAY is the answer.

While Second Chance can't be weighed on the same scales, it delivers a sweet story of two friends in love without too many complications.

Although TBFS is a movie while ITSAY is a series, both have some similarities. Both pertain to high school students and teenage love between the main actors. Also, one of the main characters is initially reluctant to express his feelings toward another guy.

The viuals > Amazing acting >

If you've liked either ITSAY or Not Me, then you should definitely watch the other one too. There's a high chance you'll like it as well.
While these series have quite different plots, they're both amazing and interesting!

Things ITSAY and Not Me have in common:
- interesting story, very gripping, you won't get bored while watching
- great acting and great characters
- beautiful scenery, stunning views, just really visually pleasing
- great, well fitted soundtracks.

Personally, I find them both to be one of the best Thai bl series I've seen so far.

-cinematically and aesthetically similar
-cultural aspects (thai-chinese culture)
-friends to lovers
-family issuses
-angst angst angst
-hurt/very little comfort

*expectations
-both couples are award winning actors (and pretty criers)
-both are masterpiece
-not your typical thai bl

When Kosuke was 14 years old, his mother died. As a young gay person, he spent his adolescence in a rural village and suppressed his feelings. Now, Kosuke is all grown up and he works as a fashion magazine editor in Tokyo. He meets Ryuta, who works as a personal trainer. Ryuta's mother raised him alone and he is close to his mother. Kosuke and Ryuta become attracted to each other and they sometimes spend time with Ryuta's mother. Kosuke is happy to share time with Ryuta and his mother, which makes him remember his late mother. Kosuke and Ryuta make an appointment to go for a drive together, but, on that day, Ryuta does not show up.