Season In the Sun

About This Movie

Season In the Sun is one of those films that just kind of sits with you. It’s got this quiet charm, mixing comedy and drama in a way that feels very real. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the characters to breathe. Father Kim and Hyung-woo's journey to the village of Boriwool isn’t just a physical one; there’s a lot of emotional weight as they grapple with familial ties, especially with Hyung-woo's estranged father. The performances feel genuine, especially from the young actor portraying Hyung-woo, who manages to convey such awkwardness and yearning without overdoing it. The rural setting adds a layer of tranquility, contrasting nicely with the internal struggles of the characters. It’s a film that captures the nuances of relationships and self-discovery.

Introspective themes about family and self-discovery. · Quiet, rural setting enhancing the narrative. · Genuine performances that resonate emotionally.