Title: Love Scene Number, Love Scene #
Episodes: 8
Genre: Drama, Slice of Life, Romance, Mature, Family, Friendship
Story: 8 out of 10
Characters: 8 out of 10
Cinematography: 8 out of 10
Korean Drama Love Scene Number is a bold narration of the love stories of four women
Story
The drama follows the stories of four women as they deal with their love lives. The stories are different as they vary from age to relationship status: a college student who is dating three men at once, a bride-to-be who is questioning her choices, a writer who is looking for inspiration, and a married woman who sees her body and her husband changing.
Korean Drama Love Scene Number breaks the four stories into two episodes per case, each one having the theme of love and the same woman connecting them. That woman is the psychologist who happens to meet those women mainly by chance and helps them see their true feelings.
The four stories themselves were different from each other, but they presented the anxieties and thoughts of real women that seemed realistic and intense at the same time.
They also didn’t limit their spectrum on the love scene but expanded their reach throughout the spectrum of the women’s lives and relationships with those around them.
However, one should be aware that some scenes were quite mature, so this drama is not one of those cute and fluffy romances with few kisses and lots of romantic scenes.
On the contrary, the stories were filtered under the harsh light of reality and didn’t give much room for sweet moments between the couples, though the first story was lighter compared to the rest of them.
Characters
Doo Ah is a college student who thinks that she has found the perfect relationship in dating three men at once. Her wonderful scheme will, however, collapse when someone will post about it on the college forum, threatening to expose her.
Kim Bo Ra was pretty feisty and fresh.
Watch Kim Bo Ra in her other dramas Korean Drama SKY Castle and K Drama Her Private Life
Ha Ram is about to get married when her mother introduces her to her new, younger boyfriend, making her think that her own relationship lacks passion and love.
Shim Eun Woo started as a shy and conservative lead and she exploded into a rebel in the second half.
Ban Ya is a writer who suffers from anxiety. She decided to start an affair in order to get inspiration for her next novel, when things get out of control.
Ryu Hwa Young gave an intense performance.
Chung Kyung and her husband work at the same small company and they are trying to have a baby. However, Chung Kyung starts to see changes in her body and in the behavior of her husband.
Park Jin Hee nailed her dramatic moments and she had chemistry with her partner.
Cinematography
The drama was fast, but it presented the stories in depth.
Overall
My overall rating for the Korean Drama Love Scene Number is 8 out of 10. The stories were intense and original, with great production.
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