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If your like art house films, you will LOVE this. It's made by people who truly understand that they are dealing with a visual medium

This is why there are now intimacy coordinators on set. A hand on the waist during an intimate scene is not necessarily an issue, but it can depend on the nature of the scene, if there is a power imbalance between the actors performing the scene, how much attention the director is payimg to levels of discomfort, and whether the directoe actualy cares about any perceived discomfort.

I think it will be a smash with certain viewers, but people who only follow idol dramas probably won't catch it. Not to say they wouldn't like it, but it won't be on their radar to pick it up. This reminds me of watching 1920s and 30s european film noire with my mother in the 90s, which led me to indie films, which led me to much more experimental films and art, particularly the Surrealists. This is giving me all those good vibes. Cinema as proper art, and a story told by people who understand that they are dealing with a visual medium.

I just watched the first episode and am already obsessed. This is absolute art.

I've only watched one episode and I am almost on the floor screaming and crying with joy. The art of this! This is why cinema exists. I almost want to vomit with glee

Because it's a mini drama style without actually being a mini drama. People give those a little more grace because we expect low budget scripts and production. This has all the elements of a mini drama, but we're supposed to take it seriously as a 'proper' drama and it's not

I thought he was terrible in that. I couldn't finish it because his mouth acting pissed me off so much.

Your comment sounds like you are also very young and immature. Give people with your level of maturity some grace, the way you would like some given your youth and immaturity

The delay can be anything from a day through to a couple of weeks, depending on their licencing agreement. It happens frequently, and as I said, Netflix has similar licencing agreements as well

Journalists who ask these sorts of questioms aren't real journalists, they're tabloid reporters working for tabloid publicatioms looking for a "gotcha" moment from the person they are interviewing. These shit articles are then summarised by Lily Alice for more "gotcha" shit. I don't know if Lily is a person or a bot, but if they're a person hoping for a career in actual joirnalism, they need to up their game.

I don't want to say exactly how old I am, but I'm pretty sure 1995 was yesterday 🤣

The shit sandwich thing also relates to how people used to be advised to give feedback: put the shit in the middle so that people theoretically walk away thinking how good the bread was. It doesn't work, because a shit sandwich is still a shit sandwich

This is so fucking stupid 🤣

Likely to cause cancer? 🤣

It's not an 'issue' with Viki, it's part of their licencing agreement. Netflix has this as well with some dramas.

The ending was trash

Mixed feelings with this. It was simultaneously very enjoyable, mixed in with some shit, and even if you put shit in between two slices of crusty delicious sourdough still warm from the oven, you're still eating shit.

It's just like real coffee!

I'm 15 minutes imto ep 10 and I've already paused it twice 🤣

Sorry, I didn't mean to ask you, I meant to ask LucyL. My fingers working faster than my brain 🤣