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Ba Bo Korean
Ji-ho is a promising pianist, studying and playing abroad for years. But one night she had a stage fright and never recovers. In despair, Ji-ho comes home and meets her old classmate Sung-ryong. Once a very bright boy, Sung-ryong had an accident and now he is in late 20s with the mind of a six year old. He is very forgetful, but he has never forgotten his first love Ji-ho. Other half of Sung-ryong's dumb mind is occupied with his only family younger sister Jee-in. To take care of her, Sung-ryong sells toasts in front of Jee-in's school. But Jee-in is embarrassed of her idiotic brother and ignores him. And Sang-soo is Sung-ryong's old friend who understands Sung-ryong's innocent mind. But he inevitably falls to the world of gangsters. Ji-ho is still in her slump, Jee-in falls sick and Sang-soo gets involved in a bloody dispute. But all of their agonies are miraculously saved by Sung-ryong in a way nobody has forseen
500 Days of Summer
Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love. Girl doesn't.
This is not a love story. This is a story about love.
An offbeat romantic comedy about a woman who doesn't believe true love exists, and the young man who falls for her.
Tom who believe in love at first sight he meets a girl name summer .summer doesn't believe in love
she only wants friendship .very confusing story about love.
It’s a very cleverly written picture, with moments that I certainly won’t soon forget. The movie is presented out of chronological order, like Memento or Pulp Fiction, in order to show the contrasting and contradictory aspects of the relationship. It reminds its viewers to remember events the way they occurred, regardless of emotional attachment.
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