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Happenstance

2020 0hr : 20m Drama ★ 6.9

Wade and Jose Manuel, two people who magically meet although they are living in different periods - one in 1974, one in 2020. Jose Manuel is grounded after his military father learned of his relationship with Luis, an activist. Wade, on the other hand, is recovering from a recent break up with Eric and while on vacation is caught up in the Quarantine because of the COVID 19 Pandemic. After the super moon, an opportunity opens for these two heartbroken souls to connect across time and find love once again.

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  • Happenstance combines Drama storytelling.
  • The principal cast includes Kiko Ipapo, Saviour Ramos, Jovani Manansala.

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Best suited to viewers looking for Drama. The available catalogue spans 1 season.

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1970sheartbreaklgbtgay romanceboys' love (bl)complicated

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kinrich30External review · ★ 6.0/10

This started out strong but really blew it on the ending, if you can even call it an ending. It's about two guys, one in 1974 and the other in 2020 and through a bit of magic they are able to communicate with each other through a magic mirror in their house, as they are both living in the same house, just in different times. This is 9 parts and the first 8 are interesting and thought-provoking as both are dealing with social issues of their times. Then you get to the last part and it's like, what just happened? All of a sudden the story abruptly stops w…

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This started out strong but really blew it on the ending, if you can even call it an ending. It's about two guys, one in 1974 and the other in 2020 and through a bit of magic they are able to communicate with each other through a magic mirror in their house, as they are both living in the same house, just in different times. This is 9 parts and the first 8 are interesting and thought-provoking as both are dealing with social issues of their times. Then you get to the last part and it's like, what just happened? All of a sudden the story abruptly stops with no explanation as to what happened. I won't give away the entire thing, but it ends when one finds a letter and you see him reading it, but they never tell you (the viewer) what the letter said. Without giving it all away, it was very frustrating to watch and interesting story up to that point just to basically have a 'non-ending'. Before the last episode I would have rated this a 8/10, but the last episode I dropped that to a 6/10, what disappointing finish.

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