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@userdramas event 19: cool the iconic snow scene from While You Were Sleeping (2017)

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I can believe you because it's me.

While You Were Sleeping (2017) | Ep 1

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Why Should You Watch Kdrama The K2

Honestly speaking, not all of us prefer romance and only romance while settling for a K-Drama. The same goes for me. Personally, I would go for action and thrillers again and again rather than settling for a rom-com (shhh.. Don’t tell anyone but I find them boring). 

So, as a result, my most favorite watch of all time is Korean drama The K2. This drama has each and every element that an action and thriller lover would want to see. But it’s tough to explain in a few words – why you should watch it. So, before the recommendations, let’s find out the: 

Reasons why you should watch Korean Drama The K2

The enigmatic man – Kim Je Ha 

No but seriously, Kim Je Ha is the primary reason to watch Korean drama The K2. He is a genius, be it the talks or the fights, he got the skills. 

A former leader of a special force and now a convict on the run, Ji Chang Wook’s persona perfectly blends with Kim Je Ha and makes him alive. Kim Je Ha is tough on the outside but soft on the inside. He beats people up mercilessly but feeds cats his own food. 

A complicated and one-sided love story 

There are not one but two love stories going on at the same time and both of those involve our protagonist Kim Je Ha, aka K2. One of these love-stories is fulfilling, another one is not. But you need to be attentive enough to catch it.   

Let me remind you that Korean drama The K2 doesn’t serve you with the typical love stories. Here love blooms in the most unexpected way. But I will not spoil anything. You can watch Korean drama The K2 yourself to know what I mean. 

Everybody is a villain 

One of the things that I like the most about Korean drama The K2 is that there is no character that’s casted just to fill a gap. Every character in the drama has a specific significance and they have something to do with the storyline. 

And most importantly, everyone is a villain. Be it by choice or by force, each and everyone makes decisions that are morally ambiguous. Even our protagonist Kim Je Ha does morally questionable things at times. And that is what has become the USP of Korean drama The K2. 

Song Yoon Ah does an incredible job as a bone-chilling antagonist, so much so that you are bound to develop a love-hate relationship with her character. 

I promise you, once you start watching it, you will realize why it is so distinct from other Kdramas of similar themes. 

The dark humor 

Korean drama The K2 doesn’t serve only actions and thrills, there is quite a bit of humor. The banter between Kim Je Ha and his colleagues is everything. There are also a few comic characters brigentening up the mood. The dark humor works like a refreshment in the otherwise tense atmosphere of the story. This is something you will be liking for sure. 

The action sequences – Oh My God! 

The action sequences in Korean drama The K2 are to die for. If you are an action lover like me then you will find your heart beating out of your chest each time Kim Je Ha jumps into action. 

Not a typical happy ending 

There is a happy ending but might not be the happy ending you think. They lose a lot in order to gain what they did in the ending. So, it might be a little heartbreaking to watch but Korean drama The K2 will keep you hooked till the very end, that’s for sure. 

Not every drama can offer the thrill and packed action that Korean drama The K2 offered but there are dramas that are almost as good as this one. Hence, when you are done watching Korean drama The K2, you might be hungry for more. 

That is why, I have crafted this list with 5 K-Dramas to watch if you liked Korean drama The K2. Continue reading it!

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"If you can see the future in a dream. What will happen then? That future, that time, that fate, can it be changed? "

-while you were sleeping

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Kdrama: While You Were Sleeping (2017)

Salah satu drama favorit saya 🎬❤️ #whileyouweresleeping #baesuzy #leejongsuk

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“There’s one thing I know for certain... nothing is set in stone in life.”

While You Were Sleeping (2017)

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While You Were Sleeping (2017)

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Dangshini Jamdeun Saie

Starring Suzy Bae (Start-Up, Doona!, Vagabond), Lee Jong Suk (Big Mouth, Romance is a Bonus Book) and Jung Hae-in (D.P., Snowdrop) is a very well done K-drama, on par with modern offering (most early KDramas are painful to watch) with a fantasy / thriller drama that dovetails nicely. Of particular note, Kim Won-hae, who spent the entire Strong Girl Do Bong-soon screaming "Do Bong-soon!" finally gets to flex his acting chops here.

A wonderfulky twisted murder mystery involving Suzy Bae's Nam Hong Joo, who has accurate psychic premonitions, who tries to use her abilities to save lives, now must save her own!

With a satisfying, bittersweet conclusion, it will stick with you after you've finished watching it. The 16 episodes never dragged, although the romance part was sometimes a bit too "high school".

9.0/10, A

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I binged the hell out of this show. 😂📺🍿

32 episodes of cool chemistry between Lee Jong Suk & Bae Suzy.

show: While You Were Sleeping (2017)

directed by Oh Chung-hwan & written by Park Hye-ryun.

network: SBS

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Lee Jong Suk as Prosecutor Jang Jae -chan

While you were sleeping (2017)

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I haven’t done a major tv watching update since last June. It almost feels overwhelming at this point but I really love writing down my thoughts. So I’ve decided to break it up into two posts. This post will be all of the shows I watched from June through December 2022.

finished: 

The Uncanny Counter - A misfit teen is randomly chosen to join a group of demon hunters. A supernatural, found family, action adventure with heart. 

Age of Youth (Hello My Twenties!) - An off-campus house for female college students as they navigate school, work, love, friendship and potential murder. Interesting characters but the plot is as messy as some of their rooms.

Link: Eat, Kill, Love - A chef develops a mysterious psychic connection with a young woman who enters his life causing him to feel all her turbulent emotions as he searches for his long lost twin sister. Another show that mixes love and murder. I love the main couple and all the food porn as the chef preps to open a new restaurant. Less happy about the murder plotline.

Abyss - I hate watched this for Ahn Hyo Seop. I’m a completionist. lol This is my lowest-rated kdrama so far.

Hotel Del Luna - A woman with a tragic past is magically tied to hotel for ghost on their way to the afterlife until a young man is summoned to fulfill his father’s debt to help her run the hotel and possibly set her free. A gender-swapped Beauty and the Beast retelling with ghosts. 

I’m Not a Robot - A young chaebol with an allergy to humans is interested in financing a humanoid robot but, after a malfunction with the prototype, the scientist in charge recruits his ex-girlfriend to pose as the robot until it’s fixed. Enemies to lovers and star-crossed lovers as their fates align to heal their wounds and let their love blossom. I’ve watched it twice so far.

Extraordinary Attorney Woo - An autistic attorney fresh out of school joins her first law firm as she struggles to pursue her career and unexpectedly falls in love. Cute and heartwarming.

Café Minamdang - A former profiler becomes a shaman to investigate his friend’s death and runs into his friend’s sister who is searching for the truth herself. Even Seo In Guk couldn’t save this mess.

Alchemy of Souls - An assassin magically swaps bodies to stay alive and is secretly recruited to train a young mage and unlock his powers. This show is a Top 3 Kdrama for me. I LOVE IT. Fantasy, Romance, Humor, Action, Symbolism. A great ensemble cast but Lee Jae Wook really carries this drama. The ride or die main ship is everything.

While You Were Sleeping - Three people’s fates are tied together as they try to stop the bad premonitions they have from happening. It got a little cumbersome every time a new bad potential thing was revealed but I love the cast: Lee Jong Suk, Bae Suzy, Jung Hae In.

Never Have I Ever (S3) - This show is still firing on all cylinders and I’m here for the ride. Can’t wait for the finale season. 

Pinocchio - A boy who lost his family in a tragedy gets adopted into a family that has a girl his own age who can’t lie. They grow up to be reporters to uncover the truth of everyday events and their simmering feelings for each other. I really enjoyed the found family, mystery and romance here. 

Reacher - A lone wolf stumbles into a small town murder that hits closer to home that he could expect. A fun mystery and action jaunt through the countryside.

Dali and the Cocky Prince - A boisterous uncultured business man with alot of bravado crosses paths with a reserved art gallery director looking for investors. A sweet romance blossoms and the meaning of real family is explored. There was a lot of great comedy and romance but also some gut wrenching drama. 

Little Women - Three sisters get entangled in a web of conspiracy surrounding a secret organization. There were some interesting things here but I was mostly bored.

Flower of Evil - A man who may be a serial killer and his wife who’s investigating the decades old murders as the truth slowly unravels their relationship. Sadly, this wasn’t for me. There were a few things that were interesting but again mostly bored. Also, when we got to the end I had the epiphany that I’ve seen this story before and I have: Fringe Season 3 Episode 2 is basically the whole main plot in one episode. 

The Law Cafe - Two longtime but estranged friends end up using their law degrees to help everyday folks and go up against a big corporation together as they finally allow the sparks between them to ignite. A really cute romance with a few good cases but the overall show is a bit lacking. 

W: Two Worlds - Fiction and reality begin to blend as the daughter of a comic book author is sucked into her father’s popular comic and is thrust into the life of the main character, a handsome adventurous CEO. An interesting premise with excellent chemistry between the leads, but gets repetitive in the second half and stunts the growth of our leads. 

Love Between Fairy and Devil - My first cdrama and already one of my favorite shows ever! It’s literally a fairy tale with amazing bickering enemy to lovers leads, gorgeous costumes, sets and vfx, and a fantastic story with great foreshadowing, parallels and symbolism that pays off. I’m currently on my 5th rewatch. I regret nothing.

Star Trek: Picard (S1 & S2) - While I’m happy to see the og characters back on my screen and get to know a few new ones, I had major but differing issues for both of these seasons of Picard. 

Bad Prosecutor - While I really like Do Kyung Soo and Lee Se Hee, the story was rather flat. Even the action couldn’t save it.

What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim - I now understand the hype for Park Seo Joon and Park Min Young. They are fantastic in their roles of chaebol and his assistant falling in love. I really enjoyed it but there was something I couldn’t put my finger on that held me back from loving it.

Kiss Goblin - I wanted to watch Bae In Hyuk in something while I was waiting for new episodes of Cheer Up. This cute web series was the perfect little show to get my fix.

Do You Like Brahms? - Park Eun Bin and Kim Min Jae star as a pair of introverted classical musicians with their own set of problems that find light in each other to grow in confidence as their relationship progresses. This is a very low-key show but it kept my attention throughout. 

Fanletter, Please - A cute romcom mini-series about a widower, his ailing daughter, and the actress the daughter adores, who comes to visit the hospital where she’s being treated. 

Cheer Up - If Bring It On was slightly more realistic and set in college but upped the spirit stick curse to a “someone will die” slasher movie prophecy. I loved the team spirit and the romance between the plucky yet reluctant new recruit and the practical dreamer Team Captain. There were a few things I wasn’t crazy about but I had a fun time. 

May I Help You - If Lee Junyoung is in it, I will eventually watch it. lol This is about a young woman who gets the power to talk with the dead in the funeral parlor she works in to help them fix something they didn’t accomplish in their life. She keeps crossing path with a young man who works for an errand service company. As they fall in love, past secrets and present heartbreaks unfold putting their relationship to the test. I had a really good time until the last few episodes but it did end well. 

Summer Strike - Another love story for introverts. A depressed city dweller decides to sell all her possessions that don’t fit in her backpack and travel the country. She lands in a small town, where she begins to heal as she’s slowly creates a new family for herself and falls in love with the local reclusive librarian who is a former math wiz, played by Im Siwan. This one was tough at times but very sweet too. Plus a great soundtrack. I had ‘Color’ by Sunnie on repeat.

Love is for Suckers - A variety show producer convinces her longtime friend to be a contestant on the dating show she’s producing right as they start to realize they are in deeply in love with each other. This had so much potential and started off strong but quickly became a mess when the dating show began filming. The romance between chef and the cartoonist kinda ended up stealing the show.

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Los 59th Baeksang Arts Awards anuncia a los nominados para las categorías de cine y televisión.

¡Los 59th Baeksang Arts Awards han anunciado sus nominados para las categorías de cine y televisión!

Los candidatos fueron elegidos entre dramas, programas y películas que se emitieron o se estrenaron entre el 1 de abril de 2022 y el 31 de marzo de 2023. Sin embargo, las obras que se estrenaron durante el período de proyección del año pasado también se incluyeron en el grupo de este año. Se encuestó a 60 expertos de la industria antes de las nominaciones finales. Además, las producciones que se excluyeron el año pasado porque se estrenaron durante el período de proyección también se incluyeron en el grupo de este año.

Echa un vistazo a los candidatos finales de la televisión y el cine del año pasado a continuación:

Mejor Drama

JTBC “My Liberation Notes” Netflix “The Glory” tvN “Our Blues” ENA “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” tvN “Little Women”

Mejor Variety Show

tvN “Earth Arcade” Psick University “Psick Show” Netflix “Physical: 100” TVING “EXchange 2” Coupang Play “SNL Korea 3”

Mejor Show Educativo

wavve “National Office of Investigation” (literal title) Netflix “In the Name of God: A Holy Betrayal” EBS “Your Literacy Skills+” (literal title) MBC Gyeongnam “Adult Kim Jang Ha” (literal title) KBS “Hidden Earth: 3 Billion Years on the Korean Peninsula”

Mejor Actor

Son Suk Ku – JTBC “My Liberation Notes” Lee Byung Hun – tvN “Our Blues” Lee Sung Min – JTBC “Reborn Rich” Jung Kyung Ho – tvN “Crash Course in Romance” Choi Min Sik – Disney+ “Casino”

Mejor Actriz

Kim Ji Won – JTBC “My Liberation Notes” Kim Hye Soo – tvN “Under the Queen’s Umbrella” Park Eun Bin – ENA “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” Song Hye Kyo – Netflix “The Glory” Suzy – Coupang Play “Anna”

Mejor Actor de Reparto

Kang Ki Young – ENA “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” Kim Do Hyun – JTBC “Reborn Rich” Kim Jun Han – Coupang Play “Anna” Park Sung Hoon – Netflix “The Glory” Jo Woo Jin – Netflix “Narco-Saints”

Mejor Actriz de Reparto

Kim Shin Rok – JTBC “Reborn Rich” Yeom Hye Ran – Netflix “The Glory” Lee El – JTBC “My Liberation Notes” Lim Ji Yeon – Netflix “The Glory” Jung Eun Chae – Coupang Play “Anna”

Mejor Nuevo Actor

Kim Gun Woo – Netflix “The Glory” Kim Min Ho – ENA “New Recruit” Moon Sang Min – tvN “Under the Queen’s Umbrella” Joo Jong Hyuk – ENA “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” Hong Kyung – wavve “Weak Hero Class 1”

Mejor Nueva Actriz

Kim Hieora – Netflix “The Glory” Noh Yoon Seo – tvN “Crash Course in Romance” Lee Kyung Sung – JTBC “My Liberation Notes” Joo Hyun Young – ENA “Exaordinary Attorney Woo” Ha Yun Kyung – ENA “Extraordinary Attorney Woo”

Mejor Entertainer Masculino

Kian84 Kim Kyung Wook Kim Jong Kook Jun Hyun Moo Hwang Jae Sung

Mejor Entertainer Femenina

Kim Min Kyung Park Se Mi Lee Soo Ji Lee Eun Ji Joo Hyun Young

Mejor Película

“Next Sohee” “The Night Owl” “Hansan: Rising Dragon” “Hunt” “Decision to Leave”

Mejor Actor

Ma Dong Seok – “The Roundup” Ryu Jun Yeol – “The Night Owl” Park Hae Il – “Decision to Leave” Song Kang Ho – “Broker” Jung Woo Sung – “Hunt”

Mejor Actriz

Bae Doo Na – “Next Sohee” Yang Mal Bok – “The Apartment With Two Women” Yum Jung Ah – “Life Is Beautiful” Jeon Do Yeon – “Kill Boksoon” Tang Wei – “Decision to Leave”

Mejor Actor de Reparto

Kang Ki Young – “The Point Men” Kim Sung Cheol – “The Night Owl” Park Ji Hwan – “The Roundup” Byun Yo Han – “Hansan: Rising Dragon” Im Siwan – “Emergency Declaration”

Mejor Actriz de Reparto

Park Se Wan – “6/45” Bae Doo Na – “Broker” Ahn Eun Jin – “The Night Owl” Yum Jung Ah – “Alienoid” Lee Yeon – “Kill Boksoon”

Mejor Nuevo Actor

Noh Jae Won –”Missing Yoon” Jinyoung – “Christmas Carol” Byun Woo Seok – “20th Century Girl” Seo In Guk – “Project Wolf Hunting” Ong Seong Wu – “Life Is Beautiful”

Mejor Nueva Actriz

Go Yoon Jung – “Hunt” Kim Si Eun – “Next Sohee” Kim Hye Yoon – “The Girl On a Bulldozer” IU – “Broker” Ha Yun Kyung – “Gyeong Ah’s Daughter”

La ceremonia está programada para el 28 de abril en Paradise City en Incheon a partir de las 5:30 p.m. KST. El programa se transmitirá en vivo por televisión a través de JTBC, JTBC2 y JTBC4, y también se transmitirá en vivo a través de TikTok.

Fuente: soompi.com

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It's You Piano Notes | While You Were Sleeping OST

It's You Piano Notes

Notes :-  Baby I'm falling Head over heels G4 A4 B4 A4 G4 G4 A4 B4 A4 Looking for ways to let you know just how I feel G4 A4 G4 C5 B4 B4 A4 A4 G4 G4 D4 E4 Wish I was holding You by my side D4 G4 A4 B4 A4 G4 G4 A4 D5 A4 I wouldn't change a thing cause finally it's real G4 A4 G4 C5 B4 B4 A4 A4 G4 G4 D4 E4 Tryna hold back You oughta know that G4 G4 G4 A4 A4 G4 G4 A4 A4 You're the one that's on my mind A4 G4 A4 B4 A4 G4 G4 I'm falling too fast Deeply in love G4 G4 A4 A4 G4 G4 A4 A4 Finding the magic in the colors of you A4 A4 G4 C5 B4 A4 G4 C5 B4 G4 A4 You're the right time at the right moment G4 G4 G5 F5# B4 B4 A4 B4 B4 You're the sunlight keeps my heart going, oo G4 G4 G5 F5# B4 B4 A4 B4 B4, G4 C5 B4 Know when I'm with you, Can't keep myself from falling A4 A4 G4 A4 B4 B4 A4, G4 A4 A4 G4 A4 B4 F4# G4 Right time at the right moment G5 F5# B4 B4 A4 B4 B4 It's you F4# G4 You, it's you A5 F5# G5, D5 A5 B5 F5# G5 You, it's you A5 F5# G5, D5 A5 B5 F5# G5

About Song :-

"It's You" is a song from the original soundtrack (OST) of the South Korean television drama series "While You Were Sleeping." The drama aired in 2017 and starred Lee Jong-suk, Bae Suzy, Jung Hae-in, and Lee Sang-yeob in lead roles. "It's You" is one of the OST tracks and is performed by Henry Lau, who is a Canadian singer, songwriter, and actor. Here's some information about the song: Singer: Henry Lau, often simply known as Henry, is a Canadian musician who gained popularity in South Korea as a member of the boy band Super Junior-M under the label SM Entertainment. He has a charming voice and is known for his musical talents. Usage: "It's You" is a love theme song for the drama "While You Were Sleeping." In K-dramas, OSTs often play a significant role in enhancing the emotional impact of key scenes and moments in the series. Popularity: The song "It's You" received positive feedback and became popular among fans of the drama series. It contributed to the overall emotional atmosphere of the show, which combines elements of romance, fantasy, and legal drama. If you're a fan of K-dramas or enjoyed "While You Were Sleeping," you might appreciate the song "It's You" for its connection to the series and its ability to evoke the emotions experienced by the characters. You can find the song on various music streaming platforms or through official OST releases associated with the drama. Read the full article

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Lee Jong Suk Special: From Big Mouth to Decibel, here are a handful of the actor's must-see Korean dramas and films.

Lee Jong Suk is a well-known South Korean actor. The actor was born on September 14th. Because of his elegant style, charming features, and a charisma strong enough to melt the coldest of hearts, the male protagonist in any K-drama inevitably becomes a fan favorite. Over the years, there have been a number of male leads who have become not only domestic but even international favorites. We started to see a range of storylines with a variety of characters that catered to everyone's tastes. Actors carve out a place for themselves and amass a devoted fan base. If you've been on social media, you've probably seen postings about gushing over them and hope to meet your own such character in real life. Lee Jong Suk is one of South Korea's most popular actors today.

The actor began modestly and quickly soared to enormous popularity and fortune. On the occasion of Lee Jong Suk's birthday, let's take a look back at some of his best performances! K-DRAMAS:

 1. W - DUAL WORLDS

Haven't we all wondered what it would be like to live in a comic-book world or meet our favorite comic-book characters? So, what if one of these characters comes to life and the events that ensue are similar to the scenario in the comic? The answer can be found in the fantasy romance K-drama W-Two Worlds. This K-drama, starring Lee Jong Suk and Han Hyo Joo, was one of the most popular titles in 2016. If you enjoy a terrific thriller with mind-boggling narrative twists and a sweet romance, this is a must-see!

2. BIG MOUTH

Big Mouth, without a doubt one of the most popular dramas of 2022, catapulted its actors, Lee Jong Suk and Im Yoona, to newfound stardom and renown. After being mistaken for a criminal, an inept lawyer is sentenced to prison. His wife intervenes to prove her husband's innocence, but in doing so, she uncovers a slew of hazardous truths. 3. WHILE YOU WERE Sleeping

While You Were Sleeping is a 2016 drama that gained noted for its second lead as much as its lead combo. Lee Jong Suk and Bae Suzy had strong chemistry on screen, and their romance was highly received, but it was Jung Hae as as the second role who stole hearts. That photograph of shadows on a bus stop pavement became emblematic of buried feelings of love and longing. While You Were Sleeping is a fantasy and thriller K-drama that will keep you riveted to your screens. A prosecutor, a reporter, and a detective become entangled in a case when they realize their lives may be tied in ways other than romance or camaraderie.

4. THE HYMN OF DEATH

I highly suggest this mini-series! If you want to delve into South Korean history, particularly the personal life of a well-known poet, while also experiencing catharsis, The Hymn of Death is the drama for you. The drama follows novelist Kim Woo Jin (played by Lee Jong Suk) and his painful love affair with Shim Seon Deok (played by Shin Hye Sun). The drama's sepia toned frames take you to the past and make you feel as though you are living the story.

5. ROMANCE IS AN BONUS BOOK

"You're not my type," Kang Dan I remarks. "That's nonsense, I'm every woman's type," Cha Eun Ho responds. These are lines from the underappreciated Korean drama Lee Jong Suk and Lee Na Young feature in Romance, a bonus book. How are you doing, those who have already witnessed the drama? What are you doing, those who have yet to begin? It's the story of a gifted writer who becomes the youngest editor-in-chief in the history of his publishing house and becomes entangled in the lives of a former copywriter searching for work.

KOREAN MOVIES:

DECIBEL

What will you do if there is a bomb nearby that is very volatile to sound? If you're curious in the ins and outs, you should watch the film Decibel. This is a compelling story set in the midst of a national disaster. The terrorist attack was not only carried out on the spur of the moment, but it also revealed the prior actions of the personnel involved in defusing the device. 2. V.I.P.

If you thought that a cutesy actor like Lee Jong Suk couldn't play an antagonist, you were incorrect. To demonstrate the point, see the film V.I.P. In this film, he plays a North Korean defector who goes on a murdering rampage. The fascinating part of the story is when forces from the North and South join forces to capture him. Please be aware that there are trigger warnings for blood, gore, and abuse. 3. NO BREATHING

Adolescence is a time when everything either doesn't go your way right away or just falls into your lap. In any situation, it may be love, life, or school. No Breathing depicts the story of two swimming champion friends who fall in love with the same girl. The three then go through ups and downs as they find out their lives and themselves.