5 Recommendations for Classic Korean Movies in the Romance Genre that are Timeless
Are you a melodarama or romance movie lover? These are the best timeless Classic Romance Movies that you can add to your watch list.
It is undeniable that South Korea is not only productive in making the best series of dramas but also makes many films, one of which is the romance genre.
In the recommendations of the films presented, this is the best film of its time and will not be timeless. The film is moving, sad and a struggle to make the audience feel what the players feel. Here are the recommendations that Haloyouth.com has prepared for you.
1. Christmas In August
The film, which was produced in 1998, has a duration of 97 minutes, starring Han Suk Kyu and Hun Jin Ho and directed by Hur Jin Ho, Ryu Jang ha.
This romantic drama genre film tells the story of a photographer named (Jung Won) who also owns a photo studio. Here Jung Won suffers from a deadly disease known only to himself.
One day, he meets a woman named Darim, a local traffic policeman. On the other hand, Damri is secretly starting to like Jung Won. However, Jung Won tries to keep Darim's feelings away by staying away from him. For Jung Won, Darim is his last memory in the world, he tries to make Darim forget him. This film is very sad and makes a strong impression on the audience.
2. Bungee Jumping Of Their Own
This film is less than 100 minutes long, aired in 2001 starring Lee Byun Hun
(Seo In Woo) and Lee Eun Ju (In Tae Hee) directed by Kim Dae Seung and written by Go Eun Nim.
This film tells the story of a man who still cannot escape the memories of his former lover who has passed away.
The beginning of this story begins with Seo In Woo meeting a student named In Tae Hee. They immediately fell in love the first time they met and fell in love. At this moment Tae Hee has the desire to go to New Zealand and experience Bunggee Jumping. But before it all happened, Tae Hee suddenly disappeared from In Woon's life.
Curious how it goes, let's watch the film.
3. A Woman To Remember
This 2004 film was directed by John H Lee and starred Son Ye Jin as (Su Jin) and Jung Woo Sung who played Chui Soo.
This film is about the love story of a couple with all its twists and turns. It begins with Su Jin and Chul Soo meeting at a convenience store. Their meeting led to a relationship that ended in marriage to become a happy couple. But over time everything changed after Su Jin was diagnosed with Alzheimer's which took her memory slowly.
This film will show the meaning of a struggle, loyalty, and forgiveness. You really have to watch.
4. II Mare
The film, which has a duration of 96 minutes, aired in 2000 and was directed by Lee Hyun Seung. Played by Jun Ji Hyun and Lee Jung Jae.
This film tells the story of a house called II Mare which has the sea, because it is located in the sea. The house that was originally occupied by Kim Eun Joo (Jun Ji Hyun). Until finally had to leave the house by writing a letter to the new owner later asking for help to send the letter that came to II Mare at his new address.
Han Sung Hyun (Lee Jung Jae) locates the house and finds a letter written by Eun Joo. Their relationship continues through letters and from there they realize that they live in different time worlds. Want to know the continuation of Sung Hyun and Eun Joo's relationship? Let's watch the film because you will be spoiled with the story of a pair of humans through letters.
5. Once In Summer
The film that aired in 2006 was played by Lee Byung Hun and Su Ae and directed by Jo Geun Sik.
This film tells the story of a famous professor Yun Soek Yeong (Lee Byun Hun) who is looking for his first love Seo Jeong In (Su Ae).
This started from the interview he did on the show that aired about the search for missing people. He was hesitant at first, but the story the professor told brought back memories of him in 1969 when Korea was in bad shape.
Their meeting began when Seok Yeong left the city to work in a rural area. There he falls in love with Jeong In, a librarian in the village. This film will offer a sincere love story that makes the audience get carried away.
That's the recommendation of Korean films of the romance genre of all time. Have you watched? Which story do you think is interesting?
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