Sofia Coppola’s ‘On the Rocks’
The film does not add anything to its own conversation or genre, and falls flat once it’s about to end and must declare some sort of conclusion.
Happiness
Jeong-hoon, who is looking back on his life because of his wife who committed suicide without a will, finds the meaning of happiness that his wife longed for, and visits the sea of memories where he found Geon-hee. A short but intense relationship continues with Geon-hee, who had been struggling with her daughter after divorce with her husband, and she smiles for the first time, and Jeong-hoon feels the small happiness Geon-hee gave him on his bus returning home.
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Jeong-hoon, who is looking back on his life because of his wife who committed suicide without a will, finds the meaning of happiness that his wife longed for, and visits the sea of memories where he found Geon-hee. A short but intense relationship continues with Geon-hee, who had been struggling with her daughter after divorce with her husband, and she smiles for the first time, and Jeong-hoon feels the small happiness Geon-hee gave him on his bus returning home.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Yoon Joong-boo
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Runtime:81 minutes
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