D.P.

While I'm a fan of the shorter series format, it definitely wouldn't hurt to flesh it out a bit more here. I know that in this genre it's desirable to have some distance between the characters and the viewer, but I still would have liked to have gone deeper with them. Or at least with the protagonist. Hae-in played his part more than adequately, but except for the ending where he was given room to stretch a bit, his role was written pretty flat. The soundtrack is a bit more English again, but there's no avoiding that trend. And actually, I'm not even complaining about it that much. I shed a tear at the end, so all good. 4 stars. (09.09.2021)