Moment of Eighteen (2019)

Other name: 열여덟의 순간열여덟Yeolyeodeolbeui SonganYeolyeodeolui SoonganYeolyeodeolbui SunganEighteen18 MomentsA Moment at EighteenMoment at EighteenThe Moment of 18Moments of 18At Eighteen

Description:

Transfer student Jun Woo has no interest in school life, as he is traumatized from being expelled from bullying. Class president Hui Yeong greets Jun Woo warmly on his first day of school. Jun Woo rejects Hui Yeong’s kindness as Hui Yeong’s popularity and influence intimidate him.

When an incident breaks out, Jun Woo is falsely accused of stealing a watch. Everyone thinks Jun Woo is the culprit, and Hui Yeong uses his influence among his peers to fuel this rumor.

Meanwhile, Soo Bin has been watching Jun Woo all this time. She sees a different side to Jun Woo than the one that other people see, as she notices his cute, goofy streak and innocent smile. Everyone knows that Hui Yeong has a crush on her, but it’s the quiet and attentive Jun Woo that Soo Bin finds herself gravitating towards. Soo Bin’s warmth opens up the softest part of Jun Woo’s heart, and he decides to break out of his shell.

As the seasons change, will these youths also turn over a new leaf? "At Eighteen" captures the innocence of first love as these eighteen-year-old teens between immature and innocent.

Country: Korean

Status: Completed

Released: 2019

Genre:Drama; Family; life; Romance; School;

Airs: May 30, 2023

Cast:

Ong Seong Woo (1995), Kim Hyang Gi (2000), Shin Seung Ho (1995), Kang Ki Yeong (1983), Lee Seung Min (1999), Kim Do Wan (1995), Moon Bin (1998), Jeong Yeong Joo (1971), Han Seong Min (2001), Seong Ki Yoon (1971), Kim Seon Yeong (1976), Shim Yi Yeong (1980), Park Seong Geun (1971), Heo Yeong Ji (1994), Moon Joo Yeon (1992), Kim Ga Hee (1992), Yoo In Soo (1998), Shin Ki Joon (2001), Lee Do Hyeon (1973), Kim Go Eun (2001), Baek Jae Woo (1998), Lee Hae Yeong (1970), Choi Ga In (1979), Chae Hee Soo (1997), Choi Jae Woong (1979), Lee Shi Woo (2007), Choi Dae Hoon, Song Geon Hee (1997), Lee Seung Il (1994), Ri Min (1972), Choi Woo Seong (1997), Kim Kwang Shik (1971), Jeong Hyeon Joon (2011), Kim Ji Woo (2011), Lee Hwa Jeong (1985), Kang Hoon (1991), Son Kyeong Won (1972), Min Jeong Seop (1984), Choi Yoo Song (1974), Jeon Hyeon Sook (1975), Jeon Jin Seo (2006), Kim Noo Rim (2000)