Beginners' Class

About This Movie

So, 'Beginners' Class' is this quiet little drama that really captures that feeling of longing and connection. Ga-yeong's daily trek from Uiseong to Seoul gives it this almost meditative pace, as we watch her navigate not just the city, but her own insecurities. The atmosphere is quite raw, with every scene feeling both intimate and expansive. The performances are subtle, showcasing the nuances of her relationships with classmates that unfold slowly—nothing rushed here, which makes it more relatable, maybe? The direction is understated; it’s about the journey rather than flashy visuals or gimmicks. It’s a nice piece for anyone who appreciates character-driven stories with a touch of realism.

Underscores the struggle of aspiring writers · Captures the essence of urban commuting · Emphasizes personal connections over plot-driven narratives