In the current season of Corona, a new animated film titled 'Soul' was released this year. It's a new film by Pete Doctor, who directed 'Up' and 'Inside Out,' and it gives lessons on finding answers to life's most important questions. 

Joe Gardner, a jazz musician standing on death's door, tries to escape from death and goes to a place called 'The Great Before.' This is where there are still unborn souls, and they can go down to Earth with an 'Earth pass.'

Joe decides to find the purpose of life with a young soul named 22, who needs to get an 'Earth pass.' While they are looking for the purpose in life, 22 says he is enjoying life and it may be the purpose of his life. However, Joe argues that it can never be the purpose of life. 

In this process, the 'Earth pass' of 22 is completed. Joe returns to Earth and finishes his performance brilliantly for the purpose of his life. After returning from the performance he feels that the experience is different from the joy he thought would happen, so he feels skeptical. He recalls his day and life. 

Joe goes back to 'The Great Before.' He tells 22 that the last blank space on the 'Earth pass' is automatically filled when he is ready to live, and he gives 22 a new life back as a gift. Joe is also given another chance to live and the movie ends. 

'Soul' makes us realize that life itself can be the purpose of life and helps us to look back on our own life. It also makes us feel the importance of ordinary daily life. It's a movie that people should watch at least once in their modern lives. 

L.L.F reporter Su-hyeon Heo