Doo-geun-doo-geun nae-in-saeng

2014
1h 57min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaDae-soo and Mi-ra have Ah-reum when they are 17. Ah-reum is diagnosed with progeria, and as his body rapidly ages, his finds comfort in writing a story about how his young parents fell in lo... Leer todoDae-soo and Mi-ra have Ah-reum when they are 17. Ah-reum is diagnosed with progeria, and as his body rapidly ages, his finds comfort in writing a story about how his young parents fell in love.Dae-soo and Mi-ra have Ah-reum when they are 17. Ah-reum is diagnosed with progeria, and as his body rapidly ages, his finds comfort in writing a story about how his young parents fell in love.

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Based on the novel "Doogeundoogeun Nae Insaeng" by Kim Ae-Ran (published June 20, 2011 by Changbi Publishers, Inc.).

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Lee Seo-Ha: Ahreum? When do you feel alive? When do you feel like you want to keep living?
Ah-reum: When do I want to live? When I see fleecy clouds in the blue sky... When I hear kids' laughters, I want to live. On a clear day, when I smell sun-dried laundry with my mom... When I see the gruff shopkeeper cry like a girl while watching soap opera... When I hear a granny calling out to her grand kids for dinner... When mom splashes cold water on dad's back in the summer... When I see Venus moments after sunset with my dad... When I see blinking lights of airplanes on their night flight, I want to live. Suh-ha, what about you?

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10/10

Brilliant movie

In a wonderful way this movie was extremely touching and fresh. The angle is uniquely Korean the feelings of the kid for his parents sacrifices was so moving. Lots of Hollywood movies about dying kids or people are more about the dying person romance and finding love. This Korean movie builds up a back story about the parents.

The tone of this movie is right. Things aren't done in a melodramatic way so when the touching moments happen they are more effective as they unfold in a matter of fact and wryly funny way. Restraint is the key here. Kang Dong Won gives a moving and vulnerable performance as a young father. Song Hye Kyo doesn't overact. They both look a bit strange as teenagers but it would have been too confusing to use another set of actors. The child actor is very effective though he seems a bit agile for a sick person.