Ordinary Days

About This Movie

Ordinary Days is a quiet exploration of relationships and mental health, swirling around a pivotal moment when Sang-seok’s friend Jeong-woo attempts to take his life. The film's tone is somber, with an atmosphere that feels almost claustrophobic, underscoring the weight of unspoken emotions. The pacing is deliberate, allowing for moments of reflection that resonate deeply with the audience. The performances are raw and genuine, particularly the chemistry between Sang-seok and Mi-so, which adds layers to their characters’ struggles. What sets this film apart is its unflinching look at how one person's crisis can ripple through their circle, changing dynamics in profound ways. The practical effects are minimal but effective, emphasizing the realism of the situation.

Themes of mental health and relationship dynamics · Intimate atmosphere with a focus on realism · Character-driven narrative with impactful performances