The movie/drama/documentary is heavy from start to finish? No silver lining? I read your review but I want to…
It’s not darkly depressing, just very matter of fact about these kids whose parents live elsewhere to work. From Yun Jie’s perspective, I’d say it had a happy ending.
Although I'd throw the mad prince and his devilish habits into the inherently bad category.
Interesting. Too much inbreeding? The vast difference in the haves and have nots would seem to create an atmosphere for perverse attitudes for those the nobility didn’t consider human.
"I cried so many tears for those children back then." and again while reading, like it was yesterday. Thank you…
I cried all over again watching this. And I'm not a crier. I was saddened to hear about Phrom, poor baby. Something like that and the aftermath must have been a terrible burden to carry. 😔
I am old enough to remember all this, and decided not to watch this drama. It would be too hard for me, as I have…
Thank you, my friend. 💕 🌸💕
It's taken me three years to work up the courage to watch this. I cried so many tears for those children back then. I'm claustrophobic, too, and had to fast forward through a few of the underwater diving scenes. We have a friend who is a rescue diver who nearly lost his life in dark murky water, it's truly a dangerous milieu to work in.
thank you you've identified exactly the problem with their relationship I totally agree. It was more of a codependent…
Exactly! I've seen age gaps works in dramas and real life. This relationship felt empty and with a bit of discomfit as well. In the special episode he treated her more like a child who needs to use the hamper. Japanese dramas are rarely squeamish, but they never showed them being tactile or loving maybe because he did look so much older, which didn't help their cause of selling a romantic relationship.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cE4ZBIHNL3E&pp=ygUNRGF5YnJlYWsgMTkzMw%3D%3D
And here with English subtitles:
https://archive.org/details/daybreak_201810
It's taken me three years to work up the courage to watch this. I cried so many tears for those children back then. I'm claustrophobic, too, and had to fast forward through a few of the underwater diving scenes. We have a friend who is a rescue diver who nearly lost his life in dark murky water, it's truly a dangerous milieu to work in.