TV Show spotlight
Park In Soon accidentally killed another girl when she was in high school. After serving her time in prison, she tried to rebuild her life but was unsuccessful due to her criminal record. She was encouraged by her high school teacher but feeling down and out, In Soon decided that her life wasn't worth living and attempted to commit suicide by jumping off the train track. Just then she was stopped by Yoo Sang Woo, her childhood friend who had moved to Canada before the incident. Through a series of events, In Soon was reunited with her mother, the famous actress Lee Sun Young who abandoned her soon after her father passed away. Can In Soon finally begin a new life and find happiness?
A visually impaired young woman, In-soon, navigates the complexities of life and love in South Korea. Despite her challenges, she possesses a strong will and a deep capacity for empathy. Her journey is marked by personal growth, challenging societal perceptions, and the search for genuine connection.
The film garnered modest attention for its sensitive portrayal of disability and its exploration of human relationships. While not a major commercial success, it was praised for its earnest storytelling and the performances of its lead actors, particularly Kim Hyun-joo.
Praised for its heartfelt and empathetic storytelling.
Appreciated for the sensitive performances, especially by the lead actress.
Noted for its realistic portrayal of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities.
Google audience: Information on specific Google user reviews and their sentiments for this film is not readily available.
The film's portrayal of In-soon's blindness was noted for its attention to detail in depicting how a visually impaired person experiences the world.
AI-generated overview · Verify ratings on official sources
The drama has its appeal despite the handful of small annoyances sprinkled throughout. Every single character has a trait or two which was over-amplified a bit too much that it came off as overbearing and annoying. The writer was trying too...