Byung-Cheon High School is located in Cheonan, Chungnam. In this small high school with about 600 students, there is an archery club with stout-minded students full of dreams. Other than their struggling with insufficient time for study and archery practice both, their family circumstances and dream of X10 weigh heavily on their shoulders all the time. They confront the life crisis between the ideal and the real. is a story behind the medal hanging on their necks. The film examines various lives including private questions of adolescent boys, their growth, and lives within the community. The way of camera works is sort of rough, but it delivers warmth. The film talks about individual stories of the club members and ties them into one at some point. There is no huge event, but the film is attractive in a way it concentrates on individual concerns. While feeling and sharing this coming-of-age story, the audience must comfort, encourage and cheer these boys. Their lives look just like archery. Pulling a string called effort from a bow called life is lonely but happy struggle. We can encounter multiple ingredients provided by life when we see the archery club members who have refined their arrowheads called ‘me’ by bringing out the best in each of them. The arrowheads, roughly but carefully refined, are still flying toward the X10 engraved in each heart departed from their(our) hands. [Choi Hui-suk]