Credited cast: | |||
Moon So-Ri | ... | Eun Ho-jung / Wife | |
Hwang Jung-min | ... | Yeong-jak / husband (as Jeong-min Hwang) | |
Yuh-jung Youn | ... | Hong Byung-han / Yeong-jak's mother (as Yeo-jeong Yoon) | |
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In-mun Kim | ... | Joo Chang-geun / Yeong-jak's father |
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Tae-gyu Bong | ... | Shin Ji-un / teenage boy |
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Jeong-rim Baek | ... | Kim Yeon / Yeong-jak's mistress |
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Joon-yeong Jang | ... | Joo Soo-in |
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Ji-ru Sung | ... | Postman |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Dong-hoon Choi | ... | Cop |
Sang-soo Im | ... | Judge | |
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Nam-yeol Jang | ... | Snack Cart Owner |
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Jin-gak Jeong | ... | Shin Gye-dong |
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Deok-jae Jo | ... | Detective |
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Jae-Jin Jung | ... | Projectionist |
Woo Jung | ... | Villager (as Jung Woo) |
Eun Ho-jeong, a dancer, is wife of the unfaithful Yeong-jak and mother to a seven-year-old son. She meets a teenage boy, Shin Ji-un and the two share an intimate friendship despite their age difference. When Ji-un's father discovers their relationship, he threatens to tell her husband. Meanwhile, her father-in-law, Joo Chang-geun dies and her mother-in-law, Hong Byung-han quickly starts up another relationship. Written by Andrea LeVasseur
This South Korean film dealing with the traumas of a fading marriage is deftly written, acted and shot. It deals with universal issues related to certain life stages with courage and sincerity, the characters are superbly drawn, the plot subtly moves and leaves the viewer with deep feelings and thoughts only such well-crafted and memorable films can.