Baek-peu-ro

A professional golfer who is away from his sport is called upon to teach golf inorder to rescue a school from shutdown due to lack of academic and sports performance.

Placed the story in backdrop of a island village felt attractive.

At the same time potraying the village people in hyperactive manner was so unconventional and irritating.

But the character of the protagonist and children structured so good.

The cast who played these characters were well fit in their roles.

Due to the genre this film may feel lag but non boring.

The other main thing this film indirectly spoke was about people who forgetting their roots and settling on cities.

This issue was well established in the character of a drunken father who doesn't allow his son to play golf as it's rich men game. And fears that his son would leave him oneday as his wife did.

And through the protagonist's character, it potrayed how one's star value ends up badly due to their dignity.

Definitely a feel good film watched experience. Kudos to the director and producer for bringing up a good film and also for the technicians who helped in this visual storytelling. Korean movies never disappoint us.