We are used to the BL dramas with extraordinary conditions, to the gay series and movies with a “series of unfortunate events” and suddenly you start watching this totally simple masterpiece.
You are waiting for the villains, for the waterfalls of tears, for the acts of unconditional love, for the dramatic scenes of love revealing or heartbreaking, for the “not always” smart gay jokes and so on. Stop waiting they will not come.
Instead something more powerful will take place. Something that no script, directing or acting skills can replace (although all of the above are great in this film) and that “something” it’s called LIFE.
There are no greater tragedies, happy moments or loving thoughts than the ones within our everyday life and these series are doing exactly that. It shows us what we miss, what we should admire, what we are doing wrong or right every day in our life and... it is done perfectly.