Kim and Pie are in love, but after graduation they have to travel into two different directions for their internship; Kim is going to work in a farm in the northern province of Nan, while Pie is going South to work in a fishery center. Their love is being tested by the distance between them.
Yes or No: Come Back to Me continues the LGBT-themed love story from the first film, this time exploring emotional conflicts and the classic challenge of a third person in a relationship. While it can stand alone, watching the original helps deepen the emotional impact—especially Pie’s perspective. Despite improved acting from Tina Suppanad, the story feels more cliché, with inconsistent character development that weakens the emotional weight built in the first film. Still, it offers relatable relationship struggles and some touching moments, though it lacks the magic of its predecessor.
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