Josée

As a westerner who wants very little to do with Hollywood this was great, wonderful story, a bit slow but this not about a wild romance but a story about a young woman who has to overcome her fears of rejection and thinking no one could love her because of her disability. Not a rags to riches but a story of overcoming fear and rejection through love, compassion and perseverance. Acting was well done and believable. Wish was it dubbed in English rather then subtitled as some spots I couldn't read it all but usually figured it before long. Rated it an 8 instead of a 10 because of this but otherwise quite enjoyable.

Suberb cinematography, sound design and acting!! All the twists and metaphors made me reflect for days. It may look dark and slow but the details subject for your own interpretation were actually overwhelming so I was not bored.

They just used themselves... There is nothing romantic about it. She was lonely and he was jobless. They used themselves to pass time, which is super annoying. I turn to K-dramas to escape from reality. But Josee just made me super sad and annoyed. The male lead character is just an annoying opportunist. I love Nam Joo-hyuk with all my heart but what the heck! His role here is just annoying.

Overall it was a good 7.5 movie.

The storyline is a bit discontinuous, but the peculiarities in the characters are reserved.

All in all, good vibes.

Boy helps disabled girl who fell from her wheelchair. Girl paybacks with cooked food in her house. That's how they meet.

Realism. That is what in the writer mind to be realized. Girl is a fragile mind. Boy is a non confrontational. Both characters hinder what could have been.

Maybe I will not conform to the mass, by saying this one is very well paced. Not as slow as most people think. It's because almost every scenes speak to how I felt in those situations. So when those were added to the build up to monumental scenes. They're just heart touching.