Landon, one of the best bad boys in the city, and Jamie, the daughter of a priest with strict family education, have been living in two worlds although they have known each other since childhood. The lives of the two children intersect when Landon is punished for community service and rehearsals for the school's drama club for a nearly life-threatening prank. A lot of small events bring together the power of heartbeat, that little bit of panic, a little bit of escapism, a little bit of uncontrollable emotion, all remind people of their youth, and it seems that they once loved a person in such a panic and confusion. Regardless of whether the ending is happy or sad, it will eventually become a beautiful memory.
This is a very light film, naturally calm, without any special ups and downs, and without any unsolvable contradictions. There are only two teenagers who fall in love in their little world. Watching the stars together in the wild, kissing involuntarily at the end of the stage play, dancing together softly in the moonlight... Jamie said, love is like the wind, you can't see it, but you can feel it. The deep love pervades every corner of the film, and because the love is so pure, I didn't realize it would be a tragedy.
The nineteen-year-old married at the church where Jamie's mother married, and a month later the girl died of illness. Years later, Landon, who was already a medical student, returned to his hometown to return to the priest what belonged to the girl, a scrapbook made by the priest's wife.
Landon said: "I'm sorry Jamie didn't see the miracle she wanted after all.
The pastor, who had initially vehemently opposed them, said: "She sees it, and that's you."
At that time, Landon, who was only one step away from the fall, learned tolerance and understanding in this relationship, and regained the meaning of life. Although the person I love has left, the love will always be in my heart.
Watching this movie, it seems that I accidentally broke into the memories of a young man. In knowing smiles again and again, I feel that the gentle wind gently brushes my face, which is full of love.
I don't know if there is a need for one more explanation, but the male and female protagonists are all very beautiful children.
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