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On Next Sunday
After her boyfriend leaves Korea to study in Japan, So-ra decides to do the same. When she finally arrives in Japan So-ra discovers that her boyfriend has already quit school and gone back to Korea. Sora is now enrolled in film school and remains in Japan. At first she struggles to adept to life in Japan. She then comes across an odd man named Matsumoto, who collects discarded glass bottles. Sora starts to document this man with her video camera and in the process learns more about herself. --http://asianwiki.com/This_Sunday
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Plot Summary
This heartwarming film follows the intertwined lives of four children as they navigate adolescence and first love in rural South Korea. Facing challenges from family and societal expectations, they find solace and support in their close-knit friendships. The story beautifully captures the innocence and complexities of growing up.
Critical Reception
On Next Sunday was generally well-received by audiences and critics alike for its charming portrayal of childhood and first love. Its nostalgic tone and strong performances from the young cast were frequently highlighted.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its tender depiction of youthful innocence and budding romance.
Applauded for the impressive performances of its young, talented cast.
Noted for its charming and nostalgic atmosphere that resonates with viewers.
Google audience: Audience reviews often commend the film for its touching story and the natural performances of the child actors, making it a memorable viewing experience.
Fun Fact
The film features an impressive ensemble of young actors who would later go on to become some of South Korea's most prominent stars in dramas and films.
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