This is a rather short drama (6 episode Drama of ~25 minutes each) with what feels like brief stories that are woven together by the main character. She is a young civilian working part time in a convenience store and with government officials as a voluntary Probation Officer to help rehabilitate convicted felons as they try to reintegrate into society. She doesn't have it figured out or comes from a place of privilege.. but she wants to help.
The content covered is a bit heavy and somewhat depressing (as reality often is). And the way it was shot, colors, sound mixing, acting and general execution contribute a lot with the mellow atmosphere. But has a "Sweet and Sour" flavor that lingers. Personally, I wasn't particularly enthralled by the "basic" storytelling or the acting, but it's done well enough, provides somewhat insightful view on the topic and has a good message. Not sure I would recommend unless you really like this type of content.
The content covered is a bit heavy and somewhat depressing (as reality often is). And the way it was shot, colors, sound mixing, acting and general execution contribute a lot with the mellow atmosphere. But has a "Sweet and Sour" flavor that lingers. Personally, I wasn't particularly enthralled by the "basic" storytelling or the acting, but it's done well enough, provides somewhat insightful view on the topic and has a good message. Not sure I would recommend unless you really like this type of content.
