Cha Eun Tae was happily married to Mai until an accident took her away from him. After the passing of his wife, Eun Tae is so shocked that he loses his memory. Numb and lost, he decides to embark on a final trip before following his wife. He finds a photo at home and tries to identify where and how it was taken. During his journey, he meets a mysterious high school girl who might lead him to a side of Mai he had never known existed. (Source: Japanese = NagoyaTV.com || Translation = TheBlossomReview.com) ~~ Co-production with South Korea. Edit Translation
- English
- Русский
- हिन्दी
- Français
- Native Title: 彼女のいない時間
- Also Known As: O Tempo sem Ela , The Time without Her , Время без нее , 그녀가 없는 시간
- Screenwriter: Kim Sung Jin
- Director: Matsuoka Tatsuya
- Genres: Mystery, Romance, Melodrama
Reviews
Such an underrated but the best series to be released in 2024...
This 4-episode drama managed to deliver a complete and satisfying emotional experience, typically, it takes a longer series to develop characters and storylines, but this one really defied conventions and left me feeling fulfilled. Hyun-joong's portrayal of Cha Eun-tae is breathtakingly beautiful, and I found myself crying uncontrollably as I invested in his character's journey.★★ My Rating: 10/10 ★★
Prepare a box of tissue if you're going to watch it, but trust me, it's totally worth it. A masterpiece that will leave a lasting impression on your heart..
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underrated, but too short a series!
This was definitely a dark toned and depressing series. It does have a very good story plot to it, but I think it might have been a bit better with a larger cast.I'm a very avid fan of Hyun Joong, whether it be his acting or music ... and he definitely does not disappoint with his performance. It kind of reminds me of a past movie he did called Indian Pink. Just like that movie, he pretty much does a "one man show", carrying most of the dialogue throughout the four part episodes. He's dealing with the loss of a loved one and he truly makes you feel you're right there with him, walking through a lost state of mind, trying to find himself.
Overall, it's entertaining to watch, but I just think the potential was there for an even greater series, had a larger supporting cast been introduced along the way. There's only so much one person can do, being on the screen every minute of the drama.
You kind of realize the direction the series is heading by the third installment, so it's not too surprising how it ends up.
Nevertheless ... Hyun Joong gives a great performance, but be warned ... it's not a series to watch if you need cheering up!
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