Never Let Me Go

P'Jo 's school of cinematography is 'extreme Realism'. Therefore the story went down the drain. I am not exaggerating. Too many typical elements put together into the script, ie; two young boys falling in love, one rich other is poor, one is schooling while other has never been to a school, one knows the ulterior motives of the people around him while other is naïve, one is master while other serves him as a body guard.

I found the episodes draggy as the story proceeded. I really like the color tone, backdrop locations, props like guns and metal carved locket, apt background sounds that are very natural, underlying theme of progressive acceptance towards same gender couples, ost 'Living for you' by Phuwin is refreshing as a cocktail lying on recliner at the beach. After watching a couple of stage performances i believe Phuwin is a good singer. I do not find anything attractive about Pond on contrary. This series gave us a glimpse of Perth- Chimon dynamic, absolutely appreciable. P'Nat is a tremendous actor. Certain parts of the plot looked insensible. Being devoid of intense action sequences and racy scenes it can be deemed perfect to watch for adolescents and even children.