Poster for Sending The Wounds (Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió), the 2026 Vietnamese-Thai BL web drama by PDID Film

Sending The Wounds

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SYNOPSIS

Sending The Wounds (Vietnamese: Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió, literally "Sending Wounds Into The Wind") is a Vietnamese-Thai co-produced BL web drama released directly on YouTube by PDID Film, a Vietnam-based independent channel that describes itself as a "multi-genre short film channel." The series premiered on June 8, 2026 with its first English-subtitled episode and closed out its five-episode run on July 5, 2026, according to episode records tracked by The Movie Database (TMDB). Billed on YouTube under the banner "Boy Love Việt - Thái," the project positions itself as a direct creative partnership between the Vietnamese and Thai BL scenes rather than a licensed adaptation or an outsourced production for a larger studio.

Structurally, Sending The Wounds sits closer to short-form filmmaking than to a conventional broadcast drama: its five episodes run between roughly 19 and 28 minutes each, averaging about 22 minutes, and every installment was uploaded with English subtitles from the start, signaling that PDID Film intended the series to travel beyond a purely Vietnamese-speaking audience. The channel gathered the episodes into a single official playlist, and the premiere episode had drawn roughly 81,600 views on YouTube, a solid result for a small independent production without the marketing reach of major Thai or Vietnamese studios.

No official synopsis, cast list, or plot summary has been published by PDID Film beyond the episode titles and the series' own name, and no third-party outlet appears to have reviewed or recapped the show in detail. What can be said with confidence is embedded in the title itself: "Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió" frames the story around the idea of releasing pain rather than holding onto it, a framing consistent with the emotionally driven, healing-adjacent tone common to smaller-scale Southeast Asian BL web dramas. Viewers curious about the specifics of the central relationship are best served by watching the official five-episode playlist directly on the PDID Film YouTube channel.

CONTENT DETAILS

Native Title
Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió
Original Title
Sending The Wounds
Also Known As
Sending My Pain to the Wind
Adaptation
Sending The Wounds is credited on TMDB as an original web drama script written and directed by Tống Giang Sang for PDID Film. No prior novel, manga, or web novel source has been identified for this story.
Genres
Coming-of-AgeDramaHealingMelodramaRomanceShort-FormSlice of LifeYouth
Themes
BL
Key Themes
Emotional HealingLetting Go Of PainVietnamese-Thai CollaborationYouth RomanceWeekly Web Series FormatCross-Border StorytellingWind As MetaphorComing Of AgeSlow-Burn RomanceIndependent Web ProductionBoys Love RepresentationSoutheast Asian Queer CinemaShort-Form Streaming
Country
VietnamThailand
Language
Vietnamese, Thai
Networks
YouTube
Seasons
1
Episodes
5
Duration
22 min
Aired Start
Aired End
Release Year
2026
Production Co
PDID Film

WATCH ON

YouTube (PDID Film)

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • Independent Web Drama: Produced entirely by PDID Film, a Vietnamese YouTube channel, without backing from a major BL studio network like GMMTV or Be On Cloud.
  • Five-Episode Run: The complete season spans five episodes, airing between June 8 and July 5, 2026, confirmed through TMDB’s official episode listing.
  • Vietnamese-Thai Collaboration: The series is billed on YouTube as a joint “Boy Love Việt – Thái” production, reflecting a direct creative partnership between the two countries’ BL scenes.
  • Evocative Title: “Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió,” literally “Sending Wounds Into The Wind,” signals a story about releasing emotional pain rather than carrying it forward.
  • Compact Episodes: Individual episodes run between roughly 19 and 28 minutes, averaging about 22 minutes, closer to a short film than a broadcast drama.
  • English-Subtitled Access: Every episode title includes “Engsub,” meaning PDID Film prioritized international viewers from the very first upload.
  • Modest But Real Audience: The premiere episode had gathered roughly 81,600 views on YouTube, a respectable number for a small independent web drama channel.
  • Single-Season Story: TMDB lists the fifth episode as the season finale, and no new episodes have surfaced since, pointing to a closed, complete narrative.
  • Multi-Genre Home Channel: PDID Film is not a dedicated BL studio; its channel describes itself as a “multi-genre short film channel,” with this BL drama as one release among many.
  • Playlist-First Viewing: PDID Film organized the full run into one official YouTube playlist, making it easy to watch all five episodes in the intended order.

EDITOR’S VERDICT

6.5/10

Sending The Wounds is a small, earnest Vietnamese-Thai BL web drama that PDID Film released directly to YouTube in the summer of 2026, and it earns points simply for existing: direct creative collaborations between Vietnam's and Thailand's BL scenes remain rare, and this five-episode run is a genuine attempt at building that bridge rather than licensing an existing story.

What Works

The title itself, "Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió" ("Sending Wounds Into The Wind"), carries real poetic intent, framing the story around release and healing rather than conflict for its own sake, a promising emotional hook for a BL audience that often gravitates toward comfort and catharsis over spectacle.

The production also shows care in the basics that many small web dramas skip: every episode carries English subtitles from the first upload, the full run is organized into one clean official playlist, and the roughly 81,600 views on the premiere episode suggest the series found a real, if modest, audience beyond its home market.

What Falls Short

  • No official cast list, character names, or plot synopsis has been published anywhere PDID Film controls, which makes it hard for new viewers to know who or what they're watching before pressing play.
  • At 19 to 28 minutes an episode across only five installments, the season is short enough that it can only sketch a relationship rather than fully develop one.
  • As an independent YouTube release with no major studio backing, the visible production scale sits well below what GMMTV, Be On Cloud, or other established BL studios typically deliver.

Final Verdict

Sending The Wounds is best approached as a low-key, small-scale entry rather than a must-watch flagship title: the cross-border ambition and the evocative title are genuinely appealing, but the almost total absence of public information about the story and cast makes it a harder recommendation than better-documented BL web dramas. Fans specifically curious about the Vietnamese-Thai BL crossover space have real reason to check it out on PDID Film's channel.

Final Score: 6.5/10

OFFICIAL TRAILER

EPISODE SCHEDULE

5 / 5 episodes aired · Completed
EP 1
08 Jun 2026
Aired
EP 2
15 Jun 2026
Aired
EP 3
22 Jun 2026
Aired
EP 4
29 Jun 2026
Aired
EP 5
06 Jul 2026
Aired

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Sending The Wounds about?

Sending The Wounds (Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió) is a Vietnamese-Thai BL web drama released by PDID Film on YouTube in 2026. PDID Film has not published an official plot synopsis or cast list, so beyond the title's meaning, "sending wounds into the wind," a framing about releasing pain, no verified story details are currently available from the production itself.

What does the title "Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió" mean?

Translated literally from Vietnamese, "Gửi Tổn Thương Vào Gió" means "Sending Wounds Into The Wind." It suggests a story built around letting go of emotional pain rather than dwelling on it, which is the framing the title itself offers since PDID Film has not released a separate synopsis.

Who produced Sending The Wounds?

The series was produced by PDID Film, a Vietnam-based YouTube channel that describes itself as a multi-genre short film channel. All episodes carry the copyright notice "Bản quyền thuộc PDID Film," confirming PDID Film as the sole credited producer and rights holder.

Is Sending The Wounds a Vietnamese or Thai production?

It is billed on YouTube as a joint Vietnamese-Thai project, labeled "Boy Love Việt - Thái." The Movie Database lists Vietnam as the origin country and Vietnamese and Thai as the spoken languages, making it a direct cross-border collaboration rather than a single-country production.

How many episodes does Sending The Wounds have?

The series has five episodes, released between June 8 and July 5, 2026. Episode five is marked as the season finale in TMDB's records, and no additional episodes have appeared on the PDID Film channel since that date.

How long are the episodes?

Episode runtimes range from about 19 to 28 minutes, averaging roughly 22 minutes per episode. That puts the series closer to short-film length than to a standard 45-60 minute broadcast drama episode.

When did Sending The Wounds premiere?

The first episode premiered on June 8, 2026, on the PDID Film YouTube channel, carrying English subtitles from its initial upload.

Has Sending The Wounds finished airing?

Yes. Its five-episode season concluded around July 5, 2026, with no new episodes released since. Combined with TMDB marking the final episode as the season finale, the available evidence points to a completed single season rather than an ongoing series.

Where can I watch Sending The Wounds?

The full series is available for free on YouTube, gathered in PDID Film's official playlist for the show. It is not currently listed on any paid streaming platform.

Is Sending The Wounds subtitled in English?

Yes. Every episode title includes "Engsub," and PDID Film uploaded English subtitles alongside the Vietnamese dialogue from the very first episode, making the series accessible to international BL audiences.

Who stars in Sending The Wounds?

PDID Film has not published a cast list for this series, and no verified actor names could be confirmed through TMDB or other public sources at this time. This entry will be updated if an official cast announcement becomes available.

Is Sending The Wounds based on a novel or webtoon?

No adaptation source has been identified. Available production information credits the series as an original script, with no connection to an existing novel, manga, or web novel found in TMDB or PDID Film's own materials.

What genre is Sending The Wounds?

It is classified as a BL (Boys' Love) drama with romance and youth-oriented themes, released in a short-form web series format rather than as a traditional TV broadcast.

Does Sending The Wounds have a trailer?

No standalone trailer or teaser has been identified from PDID Film for this series. The first episode itself functions as viewers' introduction to the show.

Is there an official soundtrack for Sending The Wounds?

No official soundtrack release, such as a Spotify single or album, has been found for this series at this time.

Does Sending The Wounds have an IMDb page?

No IMDb ID is currently listed for this title in TMDB's external ID records, so no IMDb rating is available to reference.

How popular is Sending The Wounds?

The premiere episode had accumulated roughly 81,600 views on YouTube, a solid number for an independent, non-studio BL web drama without major platform backing.

What does PDID Film usually produce?

PDID Film's YouTube channel describes itself as a "multi-genre short film channel," meaning it is not a dedicated BL studio and releases content across multiple genres, with Sending The Wounds being one of its BL offerings.

Does PDID Film have other social media accounts?

Yes. Alongside its YouTube channel, PDID Film maintains a TikTok account under the handle @kenhpdidfilm, where it shares clips and promotion tied to its releases, including its BL web dramas.

Is Sending The Wounds rated for mature audiences?

YouTube has not applied a specific age restriction or content rating to this series as of this writing, so no formal content rating can be confirmed for the show.

How does Sending The Wounds compare to major Thai BL studios like GMMTV?

It is a much smaller-scale, independently produced web drama without the budget, marketing, or established stars typical of major studios such as GMMTV or Be On Cloud, positioning it closer to grassroots BL content than to a flagship studio release.

Will Sending The Wounds get a second season?

There is no confirmed information about a second season. TMDB marks the fifth episode as the finale, and no announcement of further episodes has appeared on PDID Film's channel since July 2026.

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