Sunny

Sunny is a 2011 Korean comedy and drama film about the high school days and the deep meaning of friendship. This film is based on the bond of a group of female high school students. Na-mi is a housewife who has a wealthy husband, beautiful home and daughter. She looks perfect on the outside however she is actually depressed by her life. She is married to an unaffectionate husband and does not have a good relationship with her daughter. While visiting her mother in hospital she meets high school friend Chun-hwa who is in the terminal stages of cancer. With only two months of life left she asks Na-mi to find all the member of their high school group sunny for a reunion. Will Na-Mi be able to find all the members of sunny? Will Chun-hwa be able to see all the members of sunny again before she dies?

This film switches back and forth between when they were students to when they are adults. The characters in this film are all really simple, people who we may meet in real everyday life. You will be able to relate to the characters and enjoy the movie even more. You will be taken back to your high school days when you were happily relaxing with your friends. After watching this movie you will think back to your own school days and realise how much you missed those times of being together with your friends. 

There will be hilarious moments but also sad moments that will move you to tears. This film teaches us what it means to be a true friend. The music used in this film also add a sense of nostalgia to this film. I highly recommend this film for people that have been out of high school for more than 5 years and endured the hardships of life wanting to feel the care-freeness back in high school. This movie is definitely a must see.