Efterskole, Going to the Wonderland Korea
- English：Efterskole, Going to the Wonderland Korea
- Korean： 괜찮아, 앨리스
- Release Date： 2024/11/13
- Duration： 75分
Summary＆Synopsis
It's okay, Alice. (Korean: 괜찮아, 앨리스) is a movie. Its Korean release date is 2024-11-13. The running time is 75 minutes.
This film has gained a lot of sympathy for depicting the reality of education in Korean society. In the "strange country" of the Republic of Korea, where most people just run forward,
There are brave Alices who have chosen a different path than others. Students who have had a hard time due to the pressure for grades, conflicts with their parents, and friendships have escaped from the classroom where they were confined and are now living in a world where they can live happily ever after.
They have a year to look at and explore only themselves. "I want to be happy right now, not in the future!" Alice and her friends set off on a journey in search of freedom. What on earth happened?
The Korean film "It's Okay, Alice" depicts high school students who go on a journey of self-discovery while struggling under the excessive pressure for academics and grades that is considered normal in Korea.
Lee Joo Young plays Yeol-moo, who suffers from test anxiety, while Hwang Ha-reum plays Nul-beom, who struggles with an eating disorder.
Oh Yeong-ho plays Nacho, a man torn between conflict with his authoritarian father.
This film has gained a lot of sympathy for depicting the reality of education in Korean society. In the "strange country" of the Republic of Korea, where most people just run forward,
There are brave Alices who have chosen a different path than others. Students who have had a hard time due to the pressure for grades, conflicts with their parents, and friendships have escaped from the classroom where they were confined and are now living in a world where they can live happily ever after.
They have a year to look at and explore only themselves. "I want to be happy right now, not in the future!" Alice and her friends set off on a journey in search of freedom. What on earth happened?
The Korean film "It's Okay, Alice" depicts high school students who go on a journey of self-discovery while struggling under the excessive pressure for academics and grades that is considered normal in Korea.
Lee Joo Young plays Yeol-moo, who suffers from test anxiety, while Hwang Ha-reum plays Nul-beom, who struggles with an eating disorder.
Oh Yeong-ho plays Nacho, a man torn between conflict with his authoritarian father.