Nae meorisokui jiwoogae (2004)

Director:

John H. Lee

Writers:

Yeong-ha Kim (writer)
John H. Lee (writer)

Release Date:

5 November 2004 (South Korea)

Genre:

Drama | Romance

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Class Differences | Alzheimer's Disease | Coca Cola | Melodrama | Disease

Awards:

1 win

Cast

Woo-sung Jung	...	Cheol-su
Ye-jin Son	...	Su-jin
Jong-hak Baek	...	Seo Yeong-min
Sun-jin Lee	...	Ahn Na-jeong
Sang-gyu Park	...	Mr. Kim
Hie-ryeong Kim	...	Mother
Ji-hyun Seon	...	Jeong-eun
Bu-seon Kim	...	Madam Oh
Hang Lee
Jung-ki Kim
David Lee McInnis	...	Fashion Model (Cameo) (as David McInnis)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Yeong Hyeon
Pyeong-kir Kwon	...	Doctor Lee
Kwang-rok Oh	...	Bum at station
Mi-suk Park
Yun-Hyeon Park

Directed by
John H. Lee

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Yeong-ha Kim		writer
John H. Lee		writer

Produced by
Seoung-Jae Cha	....	executive producer

Original Music by
Tae-won Kim

Cinematography by
Jun-gyu Lee

Film Editing by
Steve M. Choe
Sung-won Ham

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Yeong-woon Shin	....	assistant director

Art Department
Sung-hoon Kim	....	assistant storyboard artist

Production Companies

• CJ Entertainment
• Sidus Pictures

Distributors

• CJ Entertainment (2004) (South Korea) (theatrical)
• Cathay-Keris Films (2005) (Singapore) (theatrical)
• GAGA (2005) (Japan) (theatrical)
• Geneon Entertainment (2006) (Japan) (DVD)

Other Companies

• Dolby Laboratories  sound mix

Also Known As:

A Moment to Remember (International: English title) (UK) (USA)

Runtime:

South Korea:117 min | 144 min (director's cut)

Country:

South Korea

Language:

Korean

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Certification:

South Korea:12 | Singapore:PG

Company:

CJ Entertainment

Life, death, happiness, grief, come together in a magnificent production.

"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.