Movie Digest
It is a biographical film about the 7-year-old late Cardinal Stephen Kim Sou-hwan. He wanted to be a ginseng seller instead of a Priest to help his family.
The Feel-Good Part
The execution of the cinematograph was beautiful. It was nice to see the green landscape, clear skies, and the mountains of South Korea’s countryside while watching the film.
The Disappointing Factor
There isn’t any disappointing factor to pick on in this biographical film.
In-Depth Analysis
Stephen Kim Sou-hwan was a senior member of the Catholic clergy. The film was able to capture Sou-hwan’s childhood world brilliantly. The film sets in the 1930s. He wanted to become a ginseng seller to support his family. Through various circumstances in life, he was exploring to find faith, hope, justice, and religion. The film is faith-based, so it may not be some people’s cup of tea, but it has a rewarding message.
Star Power
Lee Kyung Hoon, the young actor who played 7-year-old Kim Souhwan, this film was his first prominent role. He did a great job portraying the character with a cute smile and innocence.
Overall Opinion
It is a beautiful biographical film filled with emotions. You should give this film a chance!
