Like in the Movies (2020)

Lgbt love stories from the Phillipines that also have interesting conversations (GSP more so than Baka Bukas), have a similar vibe, good ost and similar ending too.

They are very different in tone, but the underlying lessons about growing up and being in the closet are the same, and they both have the same bittersweet but cleansing ending.

Starting out with denial one does care who knows they are dating other not sure of him self but know he's inlove but doesn't want to accept it problems self hate until they find the ture self

In both series one of the leads asks the other to be in a pretend relationship and then they become housemates/roommates.

Although very different in story both were directed by the same person and they have quite a few similar elements such as having:
-a rich male lead who is also a film major
-an openly gay character
-characters who are in college
And -an amazing ost.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series. Same writer and director.

Both are boys love series from the Philippines, hence it tackles issues and life of gay people. Both stars actors that are members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Another romance series with two boys in a lockdown/quarantine setting. However, rather than being an online long-distance relationship, the two boys are living together.

Although both dramas have a different story and plot, they have three very big similarities.

The first one is that both shows depict a non-toxic gay relationship in a respectful way with no fetishisation.

The second similarity is that within this gay relationship, one of them is confident in their sexuality and is not afraid to hide it whereas the other is a bit more self-conscious and does not feel as if they are ready to be 'out' in public.

This then leads to the third similarity, where the couple navigates through societal issues to better understand one another.

Both are great and if you love one, you'll most likely enjoy the other :)

A prequel to the unproduced teleplays on Wattpad, GAYA SA PELIKULA tells us about Karl, a 19-year-old recluse architecture student in the middle of an identity crisis. He is forced by his parents to move into his uncle’s condo unit to learn to live alone, a family tradition, prior to the start of the second semester of college.
Pressured to have enough money to earn his keep, Karl takes on odd jobs online. But when one of his major clients suddenly goes MIA, he is left short on funds and without a means to pay for his utilities. An opportunity presents itself when his neighbor, the mysterious Vlad, whom he despises for being inconsiderate, gets himself in a sticky situation — hiding from his own family, and proposes that they become housemates for the rest of the semester break in exchange for rent.

A romantic-comedy BL from the Philippines. Student and still understanding the gender of each. Story solely centered on the main couple.