
In the heartfelt film 'Our Times', we embark on a nostalgic journey alongside office worker Truly Lin, portrayed by the talented Vivian Sung. As she navigates her mundane life as an adult, Truly finds herself delving into her past, specifically to her teenage years that were filled with infatuation and unrequited love. The story unfolds as she recounts her experiences, memories both sweet and bittersweet, alongside the characters that shaped her youth. This vibrant recollection takes us back to a time when everything felt more intense, and emotions ran high against the backdrop of high school drama.
At the core of the narrative is Truly's secret crush on the school’s most popular boy, Taiyu, fabulously played by Darren Wang. However, Taiyu is not just a heartthrob; he embodies the quintessential ruffian often seen as a bully. Meanwhile, his heart is set on the campus belle, who seems unattainable to most. Amidst this turmoil of teenage emotions, Truly and Taiyu find themselves as unlikely allies, forging a pact to disrupt the seemingly perfect golden couple, hoping to change their fates in love. Their partnership leads to numerous antics and revelations about themselves, pushing them out of their comfort zones and challenging their notions of love and friendship.
As the story progresses, 'Our Times' envelops viewers in a rich tapestry of youthful exuberance and the trials of growing up. Through Truly's eyes, we witness not only the humorous and painful moments that define adolescence but also the profound friendships that emerge from shared experiences. The film poignantly captures the essence of first loves, the insecurities that come with them, and the innocence lost as one progresses into adulthood. Ultimately, 'Our Times' is more than just a story about love; it is a celebration of the memories that shape us and the courage it takes to embrace our past.