When it comes to write down a plot about struggling youth most of screenwriters tend to just talk about “young love” or “first love”. Youth is not just that. This movie it’s a slap in the face of the pretty rotten system called “mental health clinics”. When you ask someone what “depression” or “mental diseases” are they just tell you “crazy people who are mad as hell.” This movie portray all of this stereotypes and clean them up at the same time. The two main characters are basically opposed to each other. Lee Ming Ki play a pretty easy going boy who can be described as “eccentric” by society but, when it comes to a mental health institute, he’s portray as “a crazy arsonist”. He was sent to a clinic just because he had some issues going on with his father’s inheritance so his brothers locked him there just to get all the money for themselves. Jingoo character is a nice boy who suffers from a big trauma and now he can’t face a normal life. Not because he can’t but because he doesn’t want to. The movie’s peace is really catching. You are tangled up with all the minor characters stories. The main cast is superb. Amazing actors with amazing acting skills, JinGoo is so young yet he’s basically the most talented young actor in Korea. MingKi never fails to impress me. He can act all different kind of roles and he never get boring. Usually I think that Korean movies force you to cry even when the plot doesn’t need it. They just make up some teary scenes just to make you sympathize with the characters and the story. In this case it doesn’t happen. When you cry you do it because the scenes are really touching and not exaggerated. It might be a pretty simple plot but at the end it makes you realize that maybe we are all like JinGoo’s character. Just young people afraid of built up something with our own straight because we fear adult life and the world itself. Amazing movie, I would recommend it to everyone who like touching and simple stories.