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Underrated for such a fresh concept.
For me, this show remarkably hits me. Love it, but I can understand that not everyone might like this kind of shows.
At first, you might think this is an anthology of separate stories in each episode. Episodes 1 and 2 have different stories. In my opinion, those are typical sweet stories that everyone can enjoy, especially episode 2, which is absolutely adorable. However, starting from episode 3, you’ll see the red thread: those seemingly separate stories were actually films starring the two main leads together, and that’s where their love story unfolds. So, basically, we’re served with one main story and four "projects" the leads acted out within the show. Episodes 3 and 4 were their third "project" with a slightly heavier theme—perhaps not everyone will like that kind of ending. Episodes 5 and 6 wwre their fourth project, with a more sensual storyline. Only the last two episodes focused on the leads’ love story in their “real life.” Here, they developed their characters, hurt each other, and learned to understand one another—a topic that not everyone might enjoy watching, but that’s just how relationships are realistically.
The main thing I want to praise is their acting ability. They had to play five characters at once in a single project. And they did it exceptionally well. Their performances in each role have a distinct impression. And once again, they convey emotions effectively.
At first, you might think this is an anthology of separate stories in each episode. Episodes 1 and 2 have different stories. In my opinion, those are typical sweet stories that everyone can enjoy, especially episode 2, which is absolutely adorable. However, starting from episode 3, you’ll see the red thread: those seemingly separate stories were actually films starring the two main leads together, and that’s where their love story unfolds. So, basically, we’re served with one main story and four "projects" the leads acted out within the show. Episodes 3 and 4 were their third "project" with a slightly heavier theme—perhaps not everyone will like that kind of ending. Episodes 5 and 6 wwre their fourth project, with a more sensual storyline. Only the last two episodes focused on the leads’ love story in their “real life.” Here, they developed their characters, hurt each other, and learned to understand one another—a topic that not everyone might enjoy watching, but that’s just how relationships are realistically.
The main thing I want to praise is their acting ability. They had to play five characters at once in a single project. And they did it exceptionally well. Their performances in each role have a distinct impression. And once again, they convey emotions effectively.
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