blue looks good on you. happiness looks good on you.

a realistic approach to the life of refugees.

kiwan, you made it. marie, you made it

this movie, i just have to give it a 5/5. my heart genuinely couldn't stop grieving something in the last 30 minutes. it felt so, so real. i'm glad for them, for all of them who managed to grasp onto the happiness they deserves, im glad.

the actors. god, the actors. joongki and sungeun didnt disappoint. no one who didn't watch the movie would understand what i mean by this. everytime they cried, you'll find yourself tearing up, or your throat hurting. it can't be helped. the actor of marie's father, hanchul, and the actresses who played kiwan's mother and the comrade from that factory, all of these actors, give them their due! they gave it their all, and my heart clenched with it.

my affection for the characters grew as the story went on. the last thirty minutes will have you pushing a tissue to your eyes. my throat still hurts.

the story itself. i loved it. to each, their own opinions about it, but me personally, i loved it. it was directed so beautifully, and the writer, the writer. i have no words. some of the dialogues had me bad too.

everything was perfect. i hope everyone gives it a go with an open mind.

i can't explain how many times during the movie i felt hurt that this is the reality for some.

an amazing movie. easy 5/5.