Chung-Hyun Lee	...	(Director)
Chung-Hyun Lee	...	(Writer)
Park Shin-Hye	...	Seo-yeon
Jeon Jong-seo	...	Young-sook
Kim Sung-ryung	...	Seo-yeon's mother
Lee El	...	Young-sook's mother
Park Ho-San	...	Seo-yeon's father
Moon Chang-gil	...	Junk collector
Oh Jeong-Se	...	Sung-ho
Kyeong-sook Jo	...	Sun-hee
Eugene Ko	...	Min-hyun
Grace Lynn Kung	...	Young-sook's mother
Ryu Kyung-Soo	...	Junior police officer
Dong-hwi Lee	...	Baek Mi-hyun
Jonny Siew	...	Sung-ho
Yo-sep Song	...	Police officer
Chae-Young Um	...	Seo-yeon (young)

Comments: All the Hearing Impaired subtitles for the music cues are spot on. The film looks great, typical South Korean production values, and the performances are all strong

I can never follow time warp movies. They are by definition nonsensical, because, ya know, it's impossible. But this one sets up a number of cause and effect scenarios that seem to make sense , until it drives off into the weeds in the final act ... and then it keeps going after the credits start rolling. I think there will be a The Call 2

I'd be okay with that, especially if Jeon Jong-seo comes back. I can't get enough of her


Summary: Two people live in different times. Seo-Yeon lives in the present and Young-Sook lives in the past. One phone call connects the two, and their lives are changed irrevocably.