- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 2018
- Runtime
- 1h15
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A Field Day
A quiet day where youth and memories gently unfold.
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Synopsis
"A Field Day with Yang Ji-woong" (์ด๋ํ) is a 2018 South Korean film that delicately portrays the bittersweet nuances of youth and everyday life through the lens of a school sports day event. Centered around Yang Ji-woong, the film captures his interactions, friendships, and personal reflections during this significant day filled with competition, camaraderie, and subtle emotional undercurrents. With a focus on realistic characterization and understated storytelling, the movie explores themes of coming-of-age, the passage of time, and the poignant memories tied to seemingly mundane moments. Its narrative is paced gently, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the quiet significance of ordinary days.
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Reviews
"A Field Day with Yang Ji-woong" has received a warm reception among critics who appreciate its introspective style and minimalist approach. On IMDb, it holds a modest rating reflecting a niche but appreciative audience attracted to its quiet charm. Critics from various Korean film review platforms praise the film for its authentic portrayal of youth and the detailed slice-of-life narrative. A review from KoreanCinemaToday highlights its "subtle yet evocative representation of adolescence that resonates on an emotional level." However, some reviewers note its deliberately slow pace and minimalistic plot might not appeal to audiences expecting a more dynamic or event-driven story. Rotten Tomatoes does not currently have many reviews aggregated for this title, suggesting it is more of an indie or festival film rather than a mainstream hit. Metacritic lacks sufficient critic scores to provide a measurable consensus, which is common for smaller foreign language or indie productions. Overall, the film is celebrated for its mood and atmosphere, though its unconventional style can be perceived as less accessible to Western audiences.
