Autumn At Nineteen

About This Movie

Autumn At Nineteen captures a very raw and contemplative period in a young woman's life. Kang-bi, navigating the complexities of trust and familial loyalty, faces the unraveling of her father's reputation, which sends her on a personal quest. The film's pacing is reflective, allowing the audience to sit with Kang-bi's internal struggles. The atmosphere is heavy with the weight of expectations and disillusionment. As she journeys alone, meeting her friend Dai, there's a palpable shift in tone that explores friendship and self-discovery amidst turmoil. The performances feel genuine, drawing you into their emotional landscapes. It’s this blend of personal conflict with broader societal issues that gives the film its unique edge. A thoughtful piece for anyone who appreciates nuanced storytelling.

Themes of familial loyalty and betrayal · Explores self-discovery through travel · Reflective pacing enhances emotional depth