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The return of the dynamic duo, Esom and Ahn Jae Hong already had one stellar pairing in the magnificent indie film Microhabitat directed by Jeon Go Woon. Lightning has indeed struck twice. LTNS is Go Woon's return to the director's helm . LTNS is 🔥, smart, satirical and edgy with a rhythm all its own and a fresh soundtrack for the ride. LTNS bravely examines the journey of love and doesn't shy away from some tough uncomfortable questions: what is love? How do we experience and express love with each other? What work do we put into our relationships to keep our love alive? Get in the car and come along, it's going to be wild.

The K-Drama LTNS (Long Time No Sex) is a departure from the norm of the typical K-Drama bringing a racy script and visuals to the viewers but at the same time with hysterical comedy. You have to lighten up and and let your sense of humor go as the racier scenes are always accompanied by something funny happening. The male lead Ahn Jae-hong who plays. Rim Park Samuel and the female lead. Esom who plays. Woo Jin, a married couple who have lost their.romance and living day to day, paycheck to paycheck figure out a way to make more money and try to get their sexiness with each other back as well. They are the perfect casting for each other as a couple. He plays the Taxi driver and she plays the fancy hotel front desk clerk - the 2 team up to blackmail those that she knows are cheating via the hotel check-ins and her husband follows with his taxi to take photos and get the evidence. Funny, sexy comedy, deals with issues some may identify with or not, but gave it a 10 star rating for the departure from the norm on a K-Drama.

#LTNS #LongTimeNoSex.

Korean Drama '' LTNS '' is a comedy drama about a marriage in crisis.

The drama has an okay start, as the couple begins their project of tracking down the unfaithful spouses. And it did have some entertaining cases, though the comedy wasn't that enjoyable and the action scenes were more or less unnecessary.

The ending, on the other hand, was the best part of the drama. It finally allowed the characters to unravel, we got to see what had happened in the past and the real reason why they had marriage problems. The cinematography, moreover, was pretty impressive.

Finally, the performances were all great, especially by the main couple.

So, overall, five out of ten.