A Moment To Remember
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Land: Korea 2004
Release: China
Genre: Drama
Lz: 117 Minuten
Bild: WS
Ton: Korean DD 5.1
Untertitel: English, Chinese
Directed: Lee Jae Han
Starring: Baek Jong-hak, Jung Woo-sung, Kim Bu-seon, Kim Hie-ryeong, Kim Jung-ki, Lee Hang, Lee Sun-jin, Park Sang-gyu, Seon Ji-hyun, Son Ye-jin
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Publisher: Sidus
Regioncode: All
Product-ID: HC102 Availability: In stock |
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Synopsis
'A Moment to Remember' (Nae Morisogae Chiugae) is one of the latest tear-jerkers playing nationwide in Korea, a 27-year-old young woman named Su-jin is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease (AD) after marrying a carpenter who works for her father's company. Starring the popular and attractive Son Ye-jin as the young woman and the equally popular Jeong Woo-sung as the carpenter, the film is built on the premise that it is possible for someone so young to become stricken with an "old person's disease" like AD. Familial Alzheimer's is extremely rare and may occur among those aged 30-60 years. But, as the name implies, it is hereditary. And although the youngest documented case was 28 years old, for Son Ye-jin's character in "A Moment to Remember" to have come down with this form of dementia at the tender age of 27 is about as likely as her CEO father allowing her to marry a carpenter. While both late-onset and familial AD are progressive illnesses that may last for up to 20 years or so, slowly developing from simple forgetfulness and mild depression, to full-blown loss of recognition and almost complete dependence on others for all daily tasks, familial AD, may also progress very quickly, with sufferers dying within a year. So it looks like Su-jin may just be one of the unluckiest people in the world. Beautiful Son Yae Jin (The Classic) and Jung Woo Sung (Musa - The Warrior, Mutt Boy) share A Moment to Remember. Su-Jin (Son Yae Jin) and Chol-Su (Jung Woo Sung) meet and seemingly discover the perfect marriage...but is fate truly that kind? This latest tearjerker from Korea features two of the region's brightest young stars in this Director's Cut version of the film.