Knowingly Unknown

About This Movie

Knowingly Unknown is one of those layered dramas that dives headfirst into the messy waters of adolescence and parental disconnect. The dynamic between Kyung-hye and her daughter Ye-shin feels raw and relatable, as they navigate the tension of growing up and growing apart. The atmosphere is almost palpable, capturing the awkwardness of the teenage years with a gentle touch, yet it's laced with an underlying tension that keeps you engaged. What really stands out is the way the film handles the complexities of teenage relationships without diving into clichés. The performances, particularly the chemistry between the young actresses, are striking and lend authenticity to every scene. There's an honesty here that makes it a distinctive piece in the realm of indie dramas.

Explores mother-daughter dynamics in a unique way · Subtle representation of adolescent struggles · Interesting character development through interpersonal conflicts