Notes from the Last Row

Heo Mun O is a professor of Korean literature at a prestigious university and a novelist who has effectively failed as a writer, having published only one book. He lives without much achievement, forcing himself to endure disappointment and disgust toward students who cannot even complete a proper sentence. He can never forget the words of his successful writer friend, Kim Su Hun, who coldly evaluated his novels in his youth, and as a result, he became unable to write after that. While Mun O is burdened by insecurity and unfulfilled dreams, Kim Su Hun is laid-back and self-assured due to his fame. Su Hun was once the source of Mun O’s secret jealousy, leaving Mun O with a lingering sense of defeat. Things begin to unfold when Mun O begins special literature classes with Lee Gang, an engineering student with a hidden literary gift, whose brilliance reignites Mun O’s passion for writing. Under Mun O’s mentorship, Lee Gang embarks on an unpredictable journey, shaped by Mun O’s deep interest in his work. (Source: Korean = Naver || Translation = kisskh, Netflix) ~~ Adapted from the Spanish play "The Boy in the Last Row" (맨 끝줄 소년) by Juan Mayorga. Edit Translation

• English
• 한국어
• Português (Brasil)
• Español