Navillera
Navillera

Navillera

2021TV ShowEnded1 SeasonKorean

A 70-year-old with a dream and a 23-year-old with a gift lift each other out of harsh realities and rise to the challenge of becoming ballerinos.

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IMDb8.7/10
Google Users97%
Director: Han Dong-hwaGenres: Drama, Family

Plot Summary

Sim Deok-chul, a 70-year-old retired mailman, finally pursues his lifelong dream of becoming a ballet dancer, a passion he'd suppressed for decades. He enrolls in a dance class, where he encounters Lee Chae-rok, a naturally gifted but struggling 23-year-old ballet dancer facing personal challenges. Despite their age difference and differing circumstances, they form an unlikely bond, inspiring each other to overcome obstacles and chase their aspirations.

Critical Reception

Navillera was widely praised for its heartwarming story, poignant performances, and sensitive portrayal of pursuing dreams regardless of age. Critics and audiences alike found the series deeply moving and inspirational, with particular acclaim for the lead actors' chemistry and emotional depth. It resonated with viewers for its themes of aging, perseverance, and intergenerational connection.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its emotional depth and heartwarming narrative.
  • Celebrated for the outstanding performances of its lead actors, Park In-hwan and Song Kang.
  • Appreciated for its sensitive exploration of pursuing dreams at any age and intergenerational friendships.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly loved Navillera, highlighting its inspirational message, touching storyline, and the powerful performances that brought the characters to life. Many viewers found the series emotionally fulfilling and a refreshing departure from typical dramas.

Fun Fact

The title 'Navillera' is derived from a Korean expression meaning 'to flutter like a butterfly', symbolizing the aspirations and dreams of the characters.

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ParkMin

ParkMin

It's good enough but not that good! It's highly rated so it's only natural to get into it with high expectations, unfortunately, it became quickly evident what kind of show I'll be getting. As a life drama, it lacked the essence of genuine ...