If you look at KakaoTalk, you can tell the age.
There are times when you want to leave your friends' group chat room.
Most of the stories posted don't talk about the overflowing hope, and there are times when it's heartbreaking to tell the story as if you've bought it all in a self-sufficient language or a story that is settling for a dying story.
Leaving aside the story of that's bad or good, I'm wondering if this isn't some sort of disease that leads to death.
Of course, as we get older, hope or courage diminishes.
But today, I posted an article on the subject of "precious person" from where it came from.
All of these are good words, but the moment I saw this, I thought, why is it that there are no movies that contain all of these things?
In fact, there are so many parts of the movie that I don't understand.
Is the smoking scene a blurry mosaic? Scenes glorifying or heroicizing excessively violent scenes while doing this seem to be a problem not only for children, but for adults as well.
Because it is difficult to say that all adults have sufficient discernment, but it is difficult to say that there are no people who are assimilated without knowing it if they keep seeing them.
Don't ask, it's because I think that the reason for the increase in crime may not be the case. So, while reading the article below, I thought that it would be good if there were many movies that could nurture or nurture the good parts of human nature.