Chinese BL - from Taiwan, Hong Kong and China

Short.

Special for drama "Innocent". 

Upcoming 2020? 

Mini-mini-drama.

Mini-mini-drama.

Special for S1 of the mini-mini-drama "Jump the Boy!"

Mini-mini-drama.

Mini-mini-drama.

Short.

Short.

This short has basically no substance nor direction in the story, and you shouldn't waste your time. There are tons of better ones. It's not the worst out there, but it's certainly not good, either.

Short.

Mini-drama.

Mini-drama. 

Mini-drama.

Short.

Short.

Mini-mini-mini-drama. (Eps are just 4 minutes each.)

Mini-drama.

Mini-drama.

Mini-drama.

Mini-drama. 

(This title has absolutely nothing to do with the Thai "My Bromance" movie and dramas.)

Hong Kong-remake of the Japanese "Ossan"-franchise.
Should be interesting! 

Upcoming April 2021.

Mini-mini-drama.

A short which had infinite promise and could have been beautiful, but fell on a messy production. I still do like it, though. I just don't think it was very qualitative.

Short.

Short.

For this short a series, with such a short runtime per episode--this is seriously impressive. The amount of story and emotion that the director managed to pack within those few minutes--without making the end result messy--is surprising. 

It's a simple little thing, and it's not flawless, but it's great. This would have made for an awesome full-length series, there would be so much to explore about these guys and their story--but even in this compact size it tells more, and with greater depth, than many standard runtime dramas. There are quite a few memorable scenes and especially one, concerning a side character, will burn into your memory. You'll know what I'm talking about when you see it.

Acting is great, the chemistry is lovely, the story is engaging and all in all, it should get much more attention than it has gotten. It's just a small little glimpse of a love story, but it's beautiful. 

Production is good for such a small project with limited budget, big plus for some great songs in the OST/score.

Short-film.

Short.

Mini short. (4 minutes).

I seldom say this (since if I don't, I rewatch until I do); I don't get it. 

Or it might just be that there isn't more to get than what I caught. This is STRANGE.
And I mean STRANGE. It feels like it aspires to be so artsy that it totally forgets to actually tell a story that makes sense and can be grasped by the audience. You get what the creators are trying to do, but it's so oddly put together and so pretentious--that it's ridiculous.

The ending scene is guaranteed to be one of the weirdest things you've ever seen. EVER.
I think my eyes went dry from my wide-eyed staring at the screen, when I caught up on what the dude actually was doing.

Warning for a VERY graphic beginning scene, in case you're sensitive...

I can't even give it a rating since I don't know how to rate something like this.

Short.

Short.

Short.

Short.

Short.

Short.

Short.

Don't know if this should be included, really. Apparently, all the BL has been cut out due to the Chinese media ban on LGBTQ content. 

Short.

Short.

Very long short--54 minutes.

Short.

Short.

Ahhh... this was... nice, yet disappointing. 

The very, very unique scenery and setting is devastatingly beautiful, and the whole feel of this mini drama, is artistic and exquisite--but it just doesn't fulfil its potential. It could have been one of the most beautiful pieces in the assortment of more mellow, low-key gay-themed works--but it falls a little bit flat in writing, characters and development. 

Such a shame, because the premise could have made for something unforgettable.