A Moment to Remember (2004)

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.

Director:

John H. Lee

Writers:

Yeong-ha Kim, John H. Lee

Stars:

Woo-sung Jung, Ye-jin Son, Jong-hak Baek

2 wins.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Woo-sung Jung	...	Cheol-su
Ye-jin Son	...	Su-jin
Jong-hak Baek	...	Seo Yeong-min
Seon-jin Lee	...	Jung An-Na (as Sun-jin Lee)
Sang-gyu Park	...	Mr. Kim
Hie-ryeong Kim	...	Mother
Ji-hyun Seon	...	Jeong-eun
Bu-seon Kim	...	Madam Oh
Hang Lee
In-hwan Jang
Pyeong-kir Kwon	...	Doctor Lee
Cheol-jin Shin	...	Manager Park
Jung-ki Kim	...	Section Chief Cha
Jin Yong-Ok	...	Construction Worker 1
Jin-won Seo	...	Construction Worker 2

Storyline

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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Plot Keywords:

korean | alzheimer's disease | disease | foreign language adaptation | based on tv series | 

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Genres:

Drama | Romance

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Certificate:

PG-13

Details

Official Sites:

Official site [South Korea]

Country:

South Korea

Language:

Korean

Release Date:

5 November 2004 (South Korea)

Also Known As:

A Moment to Remember

Box Office

Opening Weekend:

KRW 4,550,000,000 (South Korea), 5 November 2004, Limited Release

Company Credits

Production Co:

CJ Entertainment, Sidus

Technical Specs

Runtime:

144 min (director's cut)

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Cheol-su: [subtitles] If you forget everything, I'll pop up out of nowhere. Like now. And I'll hit on you. You won't be able to turn me down. We'll start anew every day. Like permanent dating. Awesome, isn't it?

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Connections

Referenced in Ek Villain (2014)

User Reviews

love is a free for all or none at all

i always used to think that love is a stuck-up bitch that bites you in the ass when you least expect it. this movie made me go back on that belief and think about it twice before going out in a blaze of glory thinking the worst. this one is a real tear jerker by the gallon, goes to show that koreans are far better than indians in my opinion in the gender. i don't usually shed tears when watching a love story but this movie can lighten and bring down on its knees even the most ruthless, cold hearted, insensitive soul. i watched this movie last night and i was tremendously impressed with the story mainly because it is one of those rare stories where something like this can happen. i mean alzheimer, come on, it's pretty damn serious and it's one thing when you have no one to care about you and another when due to the illness lives of your loved ones are practically ruined. i watched the notebook prior to watching a moment to remember in the same day but the effect that the notebook had vs this movie, PALES. A moment to remember will make you cry big time no matter how much you try opposing it no matter how macho and insensitive you think you are, YOU WILL CRY guaranteed. if you don't believe a word i'm saying or if you think this is B.S, watch the movie and when you get to the middle and the beginning of the second half and throughout the end, you will see my point.the story is well developed, not too slow and not too fast, the perfect pace for such a dramatic film, no plot holes at all and excellent acting, which shows the actors took heartedly to the story. it's the kind of story that makes you feel sorry for one of the main character and the kind of fate that you would never wish upon anyone, because it is irreversible. instead of having alzheimer, we'd all be better off dead, no matter how much our loved ones suffer. it's you you have to think of first in such a given situation and not them, no matter how selfish it may or may not seem. peace all !! and

enjoy this wonderful piece of cinematography.