Awobadi

Han Ka-ram's Our Body is a quiet, introspective film about self-discovery and change. It follows Ja-young (Choi Hee-seo), a 31-year-old woman who, after years of struggling to pass a government exam, feels lost and uncertain about her future. When she meets Hyun-joo (Ahn Ji-hye), a confident runner, she becomes fascinated by her and starts running herself, leading to both physical and emotional transformation. The film's natural, understated cinematography captures Ja-young's journey with soft lighting and intimate close-ups, making her quiet struggles feel deeply personal. Choi Hee-seo delivers a subtle yet powerful performance, perfectly portraying the uncertainty and small but meaningful shifts in her character's mindset. Ahn Ji-hye brings a strong, inspiring presence, creating an interesting contrast between the two women. Our Body is a slow, reflective story that avoids big dramatic moments, instead focusing on the small, everyday changes that shape a person's identity. Thoughtful, beautifully shot, and emotionally honest, it's a film about breaking free from expectations and finding one's own path.

Little bit dissapointing, but not bad. It has some really good parts that are ruined by bad parts.