Compared with the later films, the camera sense and shooting techniques are a bit naive and clumsy.
But it's not bad for a 98 movie.
I don't know if it was because of its appearance, which set off a series of Korean horror films about campus friendship and exam pressure.
This kind of subject matter is always depressing and uncomfortable to look at.
At a young and lively age, he had to face many troubles, confusion, and hatred due to fierce competition, exam pressure, and suspicion.
Although the film shows only an example, it is always a partial portrayal of real life.
Young students are burdened with an excessively heavy burden, and I don't know whether it is the responsibility of the teacher, the responsibility of the parents, or the responsibility of the whole society.
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