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Three Times About It
We see what is happening through the eyes of a protagonist. A young athlete Yaroslav is not happy in his life: boredom and routine of daily workouts, need of constant self-control, etc. But most of all he is concerned about a strange feeling he has for men. Only his close friend Andrew seems to understand what is happening to him. For Yaroslav it's difficult to admit that he is a gay. Internal problems become external: he fights with a member of the national team and is on the verge of scandalous charges. He is referred to a psychologist who gently opens his eyes to himself.
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Plot Summary
This Taiwanese drama explores the intricacies of love and connection through three distinct stories. Each segment presents a different pair of individuals navigating their relationships, their desires, and the complexities that arise in modern romantic entanglements. The film delves into the emotional landscapes of its characters as they grapple with communication, longing, and the pursuit of happiness.
Critical Reception
The film received a generally positive reception, with critics often praising its subtle emotional storytelling and atmospheric direction. Audiences appreciated the nuanced portrayal of relationships and the delicate exploration of intimacy and connection. It was noted for its mature and sensitive approach to romance.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its intimate and sensitive exploration of romantic relationships.
Noted for its subtle direction and atmospheric storytelling.
Appreciated for its mature and nuanced portrayal of modern love.
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Awards & Accolades
None notable.
Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Three Times About It', refers to the three separate love stories that are woven together, each exploring a different facet of romantic relationships.
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