Movie Review: 20th Century Girl

Cast: 

Kim Yoo-jung

Byeon Woo-seok

Roh Yoon-seo

Park Jung-woo

Release dates: October 6, 2022 

Director: Bang Woo-ri

20th Century Girl is a Korean film about love and friendship. This is the second Korean movie that I watched and I'm glad that it didn't disappoint me. The main characters of the film are high-schoolers. But no matter what age bracket you are in, I guarantee that you're gonna love this movie. 

Na Bo-ra (Kim Yoo-jung) and Kim Yeon-du (Roh Yoon-seo) are best friends. But due to a heart condition, Yeon-du needs to fly to New York to have a surgery. Before she left Korea, she met a guy who she instantly liked. She asked her best friend to keep tabs on him. Na Bo-ra haven't met the guy, yet. Yeon-du only gave her his name, or at least what she presumed his name was, that she saw on his jacket that he's wearing when she saw him.

They go to the same school, so Na Bo-ra easily found him. Again, with only his name patched on his jacket. She update her best friend about some stuff that she finds about this guy. Along her 'stalking', she met Poong Woon-ho (Byeon Woo-seok). He is friends with the guy that she's keeping tabs on, Baek Hyun-jin (Park Jung-woo). They are both members of the same club, journalism. So they often see each other, and eventually became friends and then liked each other. 

Yeon-du went back to Korea after her successful heart surgery. And that's when things started to get complicated. 

My most favorite part of the movie was the almost ending part. The one with all the videotapes playing in a museum, I think. It's such a sweet gesture and at the same time truly heartbreaking. You can only see that kind of scene in a Korean film. 

If you haven't cried in a movie for a while now, you should definitely see this one. Or if you need and ugly cry, or you need to let out the tears that you've been holding on for a while, 20th Century Girl is your way. Just prepare a box of tissue, or your blanket would do, and you're good to go. 

I am giving this movie a star rating of 5/5. 




au revoir.😊

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