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Where The Lines Are Blurred
OMG! I loved this from the beginning to the end, and past the credits!
Firstly, the production element where the movie they were 'filming' was reduced on the horizontal, to distinguish it from the 'real life' "Deep In" series.
I loved how the men developed their love along with the characters in the film.
They seemed so mismatched at first, but, somewhere along the way, I stopped thinking of Ollie as a gangly youth, and
began to see him the way 'Zhang Zhun' saw him.
The shame of being their true selves in public and to their families, was *real*.
I loved the ending so much!
From the opening scenes - where 'Zheng Xin' kisses Zhun behind the curtain, I was roped in by the realistic approach of the actors.
Ollie and Shu Yuan, were fantastic! Kudos to the supporting cast - as they were all amazing!
Firstly, the production element where the movie they were 'filming' was reduced on the horizontal, to distinguish it from the 'real life' "Deep In" series.
I loved how the men developed their love along with the characters in the film.
They seemed so mismatched at first, but, somewhere along the way, I stopped thinking of Ollie as a gangly youth, and
began to see him the way 'Zhang Zhun' saw him.
The shame of being their true selves in public and to their families, was *real*.
I loved the ending so much!
From the opening scenes - where 'Zheng Xin' kisses Zhun behind the curtain, I was roped in by the realistic approach of the actors.
Ollie and Shu Yuan, were fantastic! Kudos to the supporting cast - as they were all amazing!
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