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In Sampat Ruttikan, she can see the death of every person she touches.
In The Game: Towards Zero, he can see the death of every person looking inot his eyes.

*Both are period costume dramas, more or less. One is slightly more Wuxia themed - that being AD.
*There's lots of sleuthing, case solving, sword fighting, forensic science, etc
*Main characters are smart asf but stupid when it comes to matters of the heart
*Conspiracy/hidden secret trope
*Both are more on the "slight romance" spectrum
*Both could also do with a S2...

both are lgbt short movies with a focus on friendship and romance. One of the characters gets messaged by somebody of the opposite gender which causes some drama. Both movies also take place in summer.

Both are short movies that have a focus on romance and friendship. The main characters go from friends to lovers.

Both fl had to disguise themselves. Both fl made friends and got a cool nickname as well as havi g to fight to protect their secret.

While Tientsin Mystic is more on the supernatural side of things, it does share a similar ambiance to that of AMA.

Both have:
- well-written and developed characters
- eye candy...lots of eye candy, people
- a thrilling and cohesive storyline/plot
- strong friendships/camaraderie/squad goals for days
- slight romance (more like the subplot)
- production value is top-tier/cinematography is aesthetic asf
- fantastic chemistry between the cast
- both take place in the 1930s/1940s
- great action sequences/fun antics

the story is quite similar
~past relationship
~memory loss
~painful experience
~hate on face but love in heart
~true love
~7 years
~ buisness
~people trying to break relationship of main leads
~ pretending to date (in here to heart wen nuan pretended to be zhu linlu's gf the same way like li wei wei pretended to date huo xiao in first episode)

- the overall ambiance/narrative are pretty similar
- both take place in the 1930s/1940s
- both are heavy on family dynamics; love, hate, strife, etc.
- both are well-written and executed
- amazing cast of characters you won't soon forget
- the romance is beautiful, yet heartwrenching in both
- emotionally moving and angst-y
- will make you cry at least once, 100% guaranteed

In both, there's a marriage of convenience between a serious, older businessman and a stubborn and willful, much-younger woman. The men misunderstand the female's relationship with another close male. Both dramas also have rich families, scheming relatives, and a slow, hate-to-love romance with lots of bickering.

Both of these dramas, although from different countries, center around family. Dear Mom has more episodes than My Unfamiliar family and different issues surrounding the family, but overall I felt a similar feeling. From dealing with family drama to each of the family member’s dealing with their own struggles. Divorce, Relationships, Friendships, Romance and Family are all common themes in these two dramas! I enjoyed both very much and hope you will too! *This is my first recommendation! *

Lee Jung-In is a librarian who has been in a 4 year relationship with a banker Kwon Gi-Seok. Yoo Ji-ho is a Pharmacist and single dad who graduated a year behind Kwon Gi-Seok from the same University. After a chance meeting at his pharmacy, Ji-ho and Lee Jung-In start seeing love and relationships in a new light. Lee Jung-In meets Yoo Ji-Ho at the pharmacy when she goes there to remedy her hangover.

Both stories revolve around food and relationships and finding your way in life. The Cravings even includes a little recipe for you to follow at the end of each ep.

Both stories revolve around food and relationships and finding your way in life. The Cravings even includes a little recipe for you to follow at the end of each ep.

Both are about life in your early 20's from a girl's perspective, one with the premise of falling for an idol, the other filled with simple makeup tutorials that anyone can recreate.

One has some supernatural elements to it, but both are about what it means to be and feel beautiful.