i'm (not) from england, so i call them films
There were no boring scenes. This has to be one of my favorites to come out this year. It's refreshingly fun. It's chaotic, but in a good way. If you love Moving and Strong Woman Do Bongsoon, you would definitely love this series.
do we really understand humans? our loved ones? or do we only choose what we want to understand in fear of facing the truth?—the truth that our understanding of others is limited. we fear challenging the unknown because it's uncomfortable and no one likes being told they're wrong or different than the rest.
i went in thinking this will be a cute teenage coming of age romance film, but i forgot the world of yoon gaeun is much complex than that. it mirrors the quiet horrors of our reality—women's reality without missing compassion and tenderness in her films.
100/10. I highly recommend this drama to anyone looking for a lighthearted romance and youth drama. It does not heavily indulge in the drama genre but more so in its romance and youth aspect, which is everyone's defense for this drama when the heated debate on which country offers the best youth-centric dramas began. But it isn't to say that it only showcases a shallow perspective on coming of age. It's been a while since I've seen a youth/coming-of-age drama…
I have an older brother who is 5 years older than meㅡsame as Sang Zhi and Jiaxu's age gap. Upon reading the synopsis of this drama, I almost refused to watch it. I have always seen my brother's friends as part of our family, nothing more. From books to films, I always have some negative preconceptions about the "dating your brother's friend trope," especially when the age gap is questionably wide. Holding onto what friends and mutuals on Twitter have…
