Walking Backwards

About This Movie

Walking Backwards, a quiet drama that meanders like the tides at Eurwangni Beach, explores the complexities of family, loss, and identity. Siheon, the protagonist, is on the cusp of a new chapter in life as he transitions from a delivery worker to a college student. The film's pacing is deliberate, allowing the audience to absorb the weight of grief and the impact of estrangement. The performances feel raw and authentic, particularly in the interactions between Siheon and Ryota, who brings his own baggage as the son left behind. The atmospheric backdrop of the beach adds an additional layer, contrasting the emotional turmoil with serene visuals. It’s a story about reconciling the past, and the small, intimate moments really stand out here.

Themes of estrangement and reconciliation · Intimate performances highlight emotional depth · Unique setting enhances the narrative's atmosphere