Nae Meorisokui Jiwoogae (2004)
Genre: Drama / Romance
Duration: 117 minuten / 144 minuten (director's cut)
Alternative titles: A Moment to Remember / 내 머리 속의 지우개
Country:
South Korea
Directed by: John H. Lee
Starst: Jung Woo-sung, Son Ye-jin and Baek Jong-hak
IMDb score:
8,1 (27.137)
Releasedate: 5 November 2004
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Nae Meorisokui Jiwoogae plot
"Everything passes away, but I wish I could remember my love forever."
Soo-jin is a career woman who has everything and seems born for happiness. Until one day she is dumped by her already married boyfriend. In her efforts to deal with this breakup, she meets a poor carpenter and is attracted to him. They fall in love and in time they are happily married. Just when she thinks she's getting her life back on track, she's told she has Alzheimer's disease.
Actors and actresses
Choi Chul-soo
Kim Su-jin
Seo Yeong-min
Jung An-na
Manager Park
Yu-na
Madame Oh
Section Chief Cha (uncredited)
Construction Worker (uncredited)
Construction Worker (uncredited)
Reviews & comments
IH88
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- 9725 messages
- 3182 votes
Nae Meorisokui Jiwoogae
A film to fall in love with. It's a real tearjerker, but when it's executed so perfectly you won't hear me complaining. The story, the chemistry between the actors, the atmospheric music, many unforgettable scenes, etc. Nae Meorisokui Jiwoogae will stay with you.
The scene where Cheol-su puts on his sunglasses to cover his teary eyes… Impressive. It was also a good choice to keep the focus on the relationship between Cheol-Su and Su-jin, and Alzheimer's disease only really comes into play in the last quarter of the film. An excellent choice, because this way you sympathize with this couple even more. Ye-jin Son and Woo-sung Jung are great, and both know how to completely immerse the viewer in their love story.
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GoodOldJack
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- 1339 messages
- 4621 votes
I still confirm the many good things that have already been said about this. A film that could without any problem go into sentimental stuff, but never goes there due to a well-written screenplay, top actors as actors and behind the camera and a very successful soundtrack. The better work, without a doubt. I might do something (what, I have no idea) to make it a truly exceptional film, but that doesn't change the fact that I enjoyed it.
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Fisico
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- 10039 messages
- 5398 votes
This has been on my list for a very long time. And to be honest, I'm a bit surprised by the very positive responses here. So for me there was certainly a slight disappointment after the end of the film.
I just thought it was overly tacky and sentimental. I even found the film quite unbalanced, with the part about Alzheimer's being tacked on. There was no deep or emotional discussion of the disease or how people suffered from it. Yes, with a lot of tears and some strings, but I expect more in a drama.
All in all, a smooth film. Very beautiful woman too and the acting was decent even though I found little chemistry between the two lovers. A film with varying thoughts for me. Neither mussels nor fish.
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