A Korean love story about a young couple's enduring love, which is tested when 27 year old Sun-jin is diagnosed with a rare form of Alzheimer's disease.
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Title: Nae meorisokui jiwoogae (2004)
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Cheol-su
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Su-jin
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Jong-hak Baek | ... |
Seo Yeong-min
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Sun-jin Lee | ... |
Jung An-Na
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Sang-gyu Park | ... |
Mr. Kim
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Hie-ryeong Kim | ... |
Mother
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Ji-hyun Seon | ... |
Jeong-eun
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Madam Oh
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Pyeong-kir Kwon | ... |
Doctor Lee
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Cheol-jin Shin | ... |
Manager Park
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Jung-ki Kim | ... |
Section Chief Cha
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Jin Yong-Ok | ... |
Construction Worker 1
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Jin-won Seo | ... |
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A Korean love story about a young couple's enduring love, which is tested when 27 year old Sun-jin is diagnosed with a rare form of Alzheimer's disease.
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korean | alzheimer's disease | disease | foreign language adaptation | based on tv series |Certificate:
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South KoreaLanguage:
KoreanRelease Date:
5 November 2004 (South Korea) See more »Also Known As:
A Moment to Remember See more »Company Credits
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Doctor Lee: It's possible.
Su-jin: So... What's going to happen to me?
Doctor Lee: A mental death will come before a physical one. Better prepare yourself for what's inevitable. Medicine can slow it down. But that's about it.
Su-jin: What about surgery?
Doctor Lee: Do you work?
Su-jin: Yes.
Doctor Lee: You should quit right away. Soon you won't be able to type or answer the phone, let alone organize things. Pretty much nothing. You will forget your family, friends and even yourself. All your memories will disappear ...
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Su-jin: But I'm only 27. How could I be going senile?Doctor Lee: It's possible.
Su-jin: So... What's going to happen to me?
Doctor Lee: A mental death will come before a physical one. Better prepare yourself for what's inevitable. Medicine can slow it down. But that's about it.
Su-jin: What about surgery?
Doctor Lee: Do you work?
Su-jin: Yes.
Doctor Lee: You should quit right away. Soon you won't be able to type or answer the phone, let alone organize things. Pretty much nothing. You will forget your family, friends and even yourself. All your memories will disappear ...
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"A Moment To Remember" is one of just a handful of movies that made tears come down my face. Life, death, happiness, grief, come together in a magnificent production, with brilliant acting, especially by Woo-sung Jung, splendid cinematography, and a wonderful soundtrack. Some criticism might be levied against the film for it taking some liberties with reality, but I'll leave those for the nit-pickers to gaggle over. As with any foreign film, there are small things that fill out the film for those familiar with the culture and language. This film was wonderful not only on its merits as a film, but also as a reflection of Korean culture. Excellent film - most-highly recommended.