Flocos de Neve (2017)

Pode me chamar de cabra, porque eu tô tão perdida quanto o título desse filme.

De verdade, não sei o que aconteceu. O filme começa todo deprimente e você pode ter certeza que vai continuar assim pelo resto da história, com tendências a piorar o clima denso.

O personagem do Jinyoung (GOT7) é daquele tipo bem calado, mas que tá se esforçando pra se adaptar à cidade nova, só que acaba fazendo amizade com as pessoas mais problemáticas logo no início. Ele faz umas coisas erradas meio fora da lei e demora demais pra perceber que os "novos amigos" não valem a pena.

Ele conhece a Ye-Ju logo no início, parece ter certo interesse nela mas não faz nada quando vê a menina sofrendo bullying, o que é bem frustrante. Depois de um tempo, de uma forma estranha, eles se aproximam, firam amiguinhos, mas ele acaba fazendo merda de novo quando uma coisa HORRÍVEL acontece com a Ye-Ju (Como ele não foi ajudar ela? Que decepção, aff). E o filme acaba sem nenhuma explicação tipo "????????" numa cena tão conceitual que meu cérebro não conseguiu digerir, por mais simples e sem sentido que tenha sido.

Sei lá. Não sei o que sentir sobre esse filme, não sei quantas estrelas ele merece (se tivesse uma estrela que representasse várias interrogações e um emoji de "stou perdida", pelo menos), não sei qual o sentido da vida. Não dá pra dizer que o filme é ruim, é só muito confuso e completamente conceitual. Não foi do meu gosto, mas não me aprrependo de ter visto - Não por causa do Jinyoung, mas porque foi tão peculiar que me deixou intrigada e pensando nisso o dia todo.

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Nunbal just wrecked me out. It was a powerful movie that left me with a heavy heart.

The story contained a lot of lessons, which are realistic, and it was not only focused with the two young student, who happened to get to know each other unexpectedly. I like how the ending left a strong impact to its viewers and somehow it successfully made me feel how weary and guilty the characters are.

The theme of the story was truly melodramatic which was given justice by the cinematography, music, dialogues and even the characters. Everything just fits well, great enough to make me feel what the director and actors were trying to portrait. Probably the reason why I was deeply affected and bruised at the end, so a great kudos for that!

The story was meaningful and realistic to this generation specially to the young ones. Romance was just right, enough to make the viewers feel the connection behind the Minsik and Yejoo. I'm glad it wasn't overly done like a typical romantic movie to attract most of the viewers taste. Like I said, romance was just right for the story plot.

The acting was great! I guess I wouldn't feel as wrecked as this if the actors/actress did not give justice to their characters. Yejoo's character was on point. An isolated girl, who only wanted an acquaintance and comfort. She was only being tough to everyone but she's really a soft and kind hearted. I love to see her smiling at most parts. And, I really like the way she opened up with Minsik. I felt relieved somehow. Minsik's character was also on point. Although, it's somewhat hard for me to describe his personality, I personally think he was locked with his own self, which caused him to restraint his actions, making him like a coward. Most of the viewers will probably hate him, and I did because he just triggered my every nerve! But I honestly felt bad at him more than how I felt bad at Yejoo. The ending was impactful to the viewers and it was strongly addressed to Minsik...


I think the story wanted us to step forward and act ourselves because no one will act for us. Guilt will forever serve us if we acted too late. Also, it tells us that attending Church meetings wouldn't cleanse our souls if we do not act and think accordingly to what was being preached there.

I don't know what else I am missing but this story is too meaningful!

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