Good Old Days
β 7 Β· 2022 Β· 45m Β· Drama
In an antique shop, the value of each item is the story behind them. People who sell their belongings here can reminisce on their lives, and buyers see their value hidden within. Six stories about memories, love, dreams and separation are linked to six items.
Episodes
1. Bond and Relationship (1)47m Β· For Phu, it takes him nearly half his life to learn a simple concept called bonding.
2. Bond and Relationship (2)46m Β· For Phu, it takes him nearly half his life to learn a simple concept called bonding.
3. Memory Of Happiness (1)47m Β· We need time to help us see something more clearly. Like a film that Jab asks Piang to develop, it takes her years to discover the secret.
4. Memory Of Happiness (2)46m Β· We need time to help us see something more clearly. Like a film that Jab asks Piang to develop, it takes her years to discover the secret.
5. Road to Regret (1)Kai and Got travel in their mother's old car, searching for an answer. Will it be satisfying or surprising?
6. Road to Regret (2)Kai and Got travel in their mother's old car, searching for an answer. Will it be satisfying or surprising?
7. Our Soundtrack (1)Tong realises that chasing a dream without her is meaningless, so he makes his final decision, hoping Gib is still waiting for him.
8. Our Soundtrack (2)Tong realises that chasing a dream without her is meaningless, so he makes his final decision, hoping Gib is still waiting for him.
9. Love Wins (1)Mew questions if Maew's promise to her is still valid. Mew and Maew face another challenge to prove their love. Hopefully, this is their final test.
10. Love Wins (2)Mew questions if Maew's promise to her is still valid. Mew and Maew face another challenge to prove their love. Hopefully, this is their final test.
11. Somewhere Only We Belong (1)Waiting is not entirely torturous if she will come back. Hey is still waiting for the doors to be opened by those little hands of Mhai once again.
12. Somewhere Only We Belong (2)Waiting is not entirely torturous if she will come back. Hey is still waiting for the doors to be opened by those little hands of Mhai once again.More Like This
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