Really good insight into the series
So since there is only one review on this and idk what they're trashing on, I'll give my own two cents about this documentary as more of an unbiased opinion.As an introduction, this works quite well as we get to meet all the actors behind the scenes and kind of get their perspective about the story and what we can expect from it. Its a solid 50 mins of all the cast and the directors explaining why they chose to go with this particular concept and what they'll be highlighting through this series. They said it might seem light-hearted at first but won't hesitate to get into the heavier topics so viewer discretion is advised. My hopes are even higher up now..
I also found it quite informative and love the actors too, they seem authentic in their portrayal of the charactors, especially Auau, who plays Third. When he was crying, talking about the struggles they had to go through, ngl I could relate a lot..not exactly in terms of being in the same situation as him but having the same kind of fears and self-doubt. All in its a solid watch.
I did think that Kla, having directed Duang With You, is approaching the pairing of AuauSave with that same mindset, which I don't really like, for now. He said Third would be like a puppy once he starts acting cute with Save, and will follow his owner around. I know they love this imagery and use it a lot, mainly with TeeteePor, but its kinda getting annoying, and sometimes feels like they're pushing it.
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I don't see the reason and it is very uncultured and rude to wear a protective mask and what does it lead to?
And there always has to be some transvestite, so people why???? Gender equality and diversity? I want to watch the action of the series and the events, not the feminized characters that are painted on the screen!
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