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Tomorrow - Episode 13: Spring
Spring - Mutual grief over the pain suffered by a long-lost friend brings two women together. The story of the comfort women and the horrors they endured is told.
If you like the bond between the Buppachad sisters, stories about women going through unspeakable hardships, having each other's back and that will emotionally wreck you, highly recommend watching Spring. It's a story arc from the series, Tomorrow, but you don't have to watch the entire series to understand it. Spring's ending is perfect.
The entire series is pretty great, too.
Spring - Mutual grief over the pain suffered by a long-lost friend brings two women together. The story of the comfort women and the horrors they endured is told.
If you like the bond between the Buppachad sisters, stories about women going through unspeakable hardships, having each other's back and that will emotionally wreck you, highly recommend watching Spring. It's a story arc from the series, Tomorrow, but you don't have to watch the entire series to understand it. Spring's ending is perfect.
The entire series is pretty great, too.
Historical, similar female characters and women having each other's back. Like Linger's Uengphueng, Blossom's Tienyot wants to study in a time when women couldn't. In Blossom, it delves further into the type of life women like Mei had before meeting Uenphueng, when she was sold into a brothel.
No BL/GL in Blossom as far as I'm aware. There is a side LGBTQ character (Ra-an) who represents the experience of LGBTQ people in that era.
No BL/GL in Blossom as far as I'm aware. There is a side LGBTQ character (Ra-an) who represents the experience of LGBTQ people in that era.
