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A woman from the future arrives at a fantasy-like universe to experience love for the first time. She goes by the name Chun Hua and falls into a complicated romance with two young men who are opposites like black and white.
For the exact same reasons that The Blue Hour was recommended, go for this movie too. All three are dark, supernatural, twisted romance, and leave A LOT to the imagination of the watchers...which is kinda cool and I find them unique and artistic!
main leads are sent to run down / remote hospitals
both leads are doctors / surgeons
strong female leads
both leads are doctors / surgeons
strong female leads
Both dramas are about a resolute secretary and her domineering boss. Both play mainly in the office, where other coworkers are present. Both secretaries are similar perfect (and always wear a ponytail), both bosses have a similar silly way of being in love. In both dramas, the couple knows each other for quite some time, including private things.
both drama involve FL as fake princess , replacement bride for ML who is crown-prince/king, one have throne without power other have power and desire for throne .
This is also a healing drama like this movie, with such a beautiful, whimsical story angling so beautiful scenes that you'll feel healed of all your scars. Literally, this one starts slow but you'll find really hard to get over it.
It's exactly the same storyline since "Your Eyes Tell" is the remake of "Always" ;)
So both are about a girl, who lost her eyesight meets the former kickboxer ML. <3
So both are about a girl, who lost her eyesight meets the former kickboxer ML. <3
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childhood friends + romantic feelings
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childhood friends + romantic feelings
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Both are about a woman with multiple personalities and her supportive boyfriend with childhood connection.
A mysterious detective partner duo, teaming up with a strong female lead. Corruption, cases being not what they seem to be, and police officers making mistakes. All are both themes in both dramas. So far, however, The Good Detective seems like the little sister to Watcher. If you enjoy The Good Detective you will adore Watcher.
Also high quality drama with great script, acting, music, cinematography. Leads and side characters are well developed. Psychologically intense show with deep atmosphere that just grabs you into.
Both are romantic short movies that have a photography element. Two Lights is alot sweeter and fluffier but both are nice.
Hideko Takamine brilliantly played the role of a school teacher on a typical remote island community in south Japan during an increasingly militarist government. As was customary at the time, the same teacher saw to their students' education from primary to high school, forming a lifetime bond.
Director Keisuke Kinoshita's camera work is nothing less than genius, beautifully portraying the transitions of seasons from year to year. The water, sand, and dust textures are so distinct that you almost forget that it was filmed in black and white.
Director Keisuke Kinoshita's camera work is nothing less than genius, beautifully portraying the transitions of seasons from year to year. The water, sand, and dust textures are so distinct that you almost forget that it was filmed in black and white.
In Both Drama, the Lead Actress is Ranee Campen. The Main Male Lead are fighters and committed to and protective of what they believe (Forest reservation, against human trafficking in Wimarn Mekala (2016) and Protect the citizen against revel/robbers in Padiwaradda.
Both are centered around AI, although the female lead in I'm Not a Robot is only pretending to be an android. Specially if you thought Are You Human Too? lacked a bit of actual romance and skinship between the leads, I'm Not a Robot might be what you're looking for.



