Architecture 101

A reserved architecture student from the early 2000s, Lee Seung-min, meets the free-spirited Seo-yeon during his freshman year. Their initial encounters are marked by awkwardness and misunderstandings, but a shared project gradually sparks a connection. Years later, Seo-yeon reappears in Seung-min's life, seeking his help to build her dream home, reigniting forgotten feelings and forcing them to confront their past.

Architecture 101 was a commercial success in South Korea, praised for its nostalgic portrayal of first love and its relatable characters. While some critics found the plot predictable, the film resonated with audiences for its emotional depth and the charming chemistry between its leads, particularly the younger versions of the protagonists.

• Praised for its nostalgic depiction of young love and college days.

• Lauded for the performances of the lead actors, especially the younger cast.

• Appreciated for its gentle pacing and emotional resonance.

Google audience: Viewers frequently highlight the film's ability to evoke strong feelings of nostalgia for first love and college experiences. Many found the story heartwarming and the performances touching, with a particular appreciation for the youthful energy brought by Suzy and Lee Je-hoon.

Bae Suzy, who played the younger version of Seo-yeon, won the Best New Actress award at the Grand Bell Awards for her performance in this film.