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Title: Yeojaneun namjaui miraeda (2004)
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| Ji-tae Yu | ... | Lee Mun-ho | |
| Tae-woo Kim | ... | Kim Hyeon-gon | |
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Hyun-Ah Sung | ... | Park Seon-hwa |
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Ho-jung Kim | ... | Park Bo-yeong (Mun-ho's wife) (voice) |
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Yun-beom Bae | ||
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Su-Jeong Eom | ||
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Seung-chae Lee | ... | (as Ji-seon Lee) |
| Dal-su Oh | |||
On a very cold winter morning, two friends meet after many years. Hun-joon who has just got back from USA after his film studies and Mun-ho, a part time lecturer at a university, reminisce over the past, drinking in a Chinese restaurant. Hours of drinking and talks, mixed with the recollections of the past bring them back the memory of a woman. A woman they both were romancing during the same period of time. After wandering in their own version of reminiscence, they decided to find and meet her, who turns out to be running a hotel lobby bar in Puchon, a satellite city near Seoul. The woman, Sun-hwa, without showing much emotion upon their appearance, asks them to wait in front of her apartment. When she returns, they begin a decadent drinking party till the daybreak. Written by AnonymousB
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This was a thoroughly engrossing film. Superb acting, believable characters, and a story that holds your interest. That said, you could dismiss the story as just another slice-of-life piece because it does boil down to a simple tale of two old friends getting together for a visit. Still, we care about what happens to everyone involved.
For this viewer, the major failing is that I wanted to see more of everyone's stories. I felt the film finished one story at exactly the right moment with the final scene, but I wanted to hear more about the other stories. I wouldn't have minded more of the well-ended tale, either, but I could accept that any more would require another full movie.