This show's main trope of friends to lovers isn't groundbreaking, but this is still a very visually appealing four episode drama that is a soothing and sweet watch that doesn't require you to break the attention-span bank. It chronicles the period in which two close friends come to live together for two weeks and end up having to navigate their feelings for each other, whilst simultaneously figuring their own lives out. This drama's beauty lies more in the every-day scenes captured during this short chapter of their lives, and the myriad of emotions that our main characters go through when they find themselves in closer proximity whilst and after cohabiting together. The cinematography felt so warm, set in winter and added to the ambience and mood the director was trying to create. An classic story about unrequited love but even with only four episodes, the writer did a great job in the screenplay and it didn't feel rushed. The fact that they kept the story simple contributed to focusing on the main thing which was their friendship rather than overcomplicating it. The emotions and thoughts for the characters in every episodes felt justified and flowed smoothly across the the whole drama.
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