En la noche de inauguración de la exposición de joyas glamurosas en Bangkok, un disparo sonó. Han Young Won, directora de la reconocida joyería "Bel Laffair" y prometida de un asesinado. Jung Se Ro, hijo de un estafador, ha sido condenado por 8 años por el asesinato del prometido de Han Young Won. Años más tarde, Jun Se Ro con una nueva vida e identidad se propone vengarse de los culpables que tuvieron que ver con su falsa acusasión como asesino. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
- Español
- Italiano
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Título original: 태양은 가득히
- También conocida como: Taeyangeun Gadeughi , The Full Sun ,
- Guionista: Heo Seong hye
- Director: Kim Jung Hyun, Bae Kyung Soo
- Géneros: Thriller, Romance, Crimen, Drama
Reparto y créditos
- Yoon Kye Sang Papel principal
- Han Ji Hye Papel principal
- Jo Jin Woong Papel principal
- Kim Yoo Ri Papel principal
- Lee Jae WonKim HongPapel secundario
- Kim Yoon SungCha PyoPapel secundario
Reseñas
Está narrado con tranquilidad y transmite muy bien los sentimientos. Las actuaciones del elenco es lo mejor. Me bebí los capítulos uno detrás de otro sin pestañear. Muy recomendable este drama. De lo mejor que he visto en un tiempo.
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And so it goes with Beyond the Clouds, whose central theme is just this. Don’t mistake the drama for a common revenge yarn; though payback might be a driving force for many characters, it’s hard to call it “The Point.” Viewers should instead expect a classy, fatalistic romance, complete with slow-burning melodrama. Will these two deeply traumatized people fall in love despite their cruel circumstances? If they do, will a romantic connection hurt even more—or heal both, becoming their silver lining? That’s more “The Point,” and also the element that works most beautifully.
As to the revenge aspect, it’s fine if sometimes messy. I never fully believed or enjoyed the con-man angle. The “big bad” felt one-dimensional, as did his motivations, while other early villains were the same or even slightly unnecessary. That said, the dangerous atmosphere and situations created by their influence was excellent. It’s an odd combination, but it works.
Yoon Kye Sang stars as Jung Se Ro, a gentle man whose experiences have left him unpredictable and angry. This actor shines in Beyond the Clouds, handsome and magnetic. He grabbed my attention as if grabbing my head with both hands, so striking was his performance. Together with leading lady Han Ji Hye, he shared sparkling chemistry. Ji Hye enchants as Han Young Won, playing emotional and romantic scenes well. However, I often noticed her eyes open too wide too often, or glued firmly to the floor. The character can be meek on occasion, but these mannerisms were not strong choices at all.
Though I wasn't crazy about the whole con-man thing, Jo Jin Woong presents well as complicated Park Kang Jae. He’s the most believable and human of the seedy bunch, even the best connected to the main story. Tearful scenes seem to be his forte; he’s fantastic at them. A special mention is reserved for Kim Young Ok, probably the best “grandmother” actress ever. She made me cry so many times it isn’t funny.
Both cinematography and music embrace an elegant, almost classic feel. Early scenes in Thailand are a feast for the eyes, though the rest of the drama delights as well. Songs were well-chosen and interspersed to optimize emotional effect. Unlike in other melodramas, I never grew bored of any of it. Some great vocals include “Whale” (Zitten), “Sin,” (V.O.S), and “The Full Sun,” (Yang Pa).
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