The Love Never Sets

Years after surviving a difficult chapter and stepping away from school, Ice returns to the town that still holds his oldest wounds and uncertain future. He hopes to reclaim a sense of ordinary life, but old memories keep pushing back. When a new film project pulls him into the spotlight, Ice finds himself sharing the screen with a childhood rival he never forgave. The assignment becomes a crucible where past grievances collide with present longing, forcing him to reckon with guilt, mercy, and the cost of moving forward. The show features Saint, Mud, Book and Warm as part of Ice's orbit, while the intimate film tests their loyalties and secrets in unexpected ways.

Directed by Bundit Sintanaparadee, The Love Never Sets originates from the team of Sarun Kaensap and Sedthawut Inboon. It presents a restrained, intimate approach to drama and memory within a contemporary Thai setting.

As of its release there are no major awards listed for this title. The show is in early stages and may attract attention at festivals and critics circles as a bold character study.

Viewers have described the series as an examination of how trauma shapes desire and trust, and how cinema both reveals and disguises truth. Through Saint, Ice, Mud, Book and Warm, the show investigates craft, loyalty, and the fragile paths to reconciliation.