Soo-ah Hwang	...	(Director)
	...	(Writer)
Hye-jeong Kang	...	Lee Soo-kang
Hie-sun Park	...	Kim Byeong-hee
Seungri	...	Park Ji-min
Byeong-gyun Ahn	...
Gwi-hwa Choi	...
Dong-hyeon Geum	...
Eun-ji Jo	...
Kot-bi Kim	...
Mo-ah Kim	...
Tae-yeong Lee	...
Jae-won Moon	...
Jung-Hee Moon	...
Kwang-rok Oh	...
Hye-yeon Ryu	...
Young-hwa Seo	...

Comments: This is an ugly film. Yes, it's about a suicidal man and a homeless lunatic woman who invades his life but that doesn't mean the photography has to be low quality. It could just be a poor DVD transfer but many parts of the film are too dark to make out what's going on. There's a fine line between making actors unattractive and making them unappealing. The script for this film helped land its actors on the unappealing side of that line.

The film starts off with the suicidal main character being interrogated by the police. Right away we know this isn't going to be an active story but a passive one that is revealed through the telling of various stories. This kind of technique isn't that uncommon and it can result in effective engagement, but that didn't happen here. As the man tells his story, the homeless woman is introduced. She in turn, within the story that the man is telling, has to tell her story so we understand who she is and why she's in his story. Her story introduces us to another character who has to have a story and the net effect of this is that the film never gets out of background mode until the very end where the cliché of love that arrives after death has intervened to make it impossible, and consequently tragic, attempts to tickle our heartstrings and make us forget that we really don't care.

Kang Hye-jeong is a wonderful actress and is almost able to make something of her character but she isn't given enough raw material to get completely there. This film relies on background stories for its grill so she is required to be a twenty-something hobo for most of the film and then a high school kid for some of the background. I don't know what it is about her face but she is able to believably portray a realistic looking teenager. This film is only for devoted fans of hers who must see every minute they can of her on the big screen. It is not recommended for anyone looking to see a good movie.

Summary: Byeong-hee (Park Hie-Sun) is having mental problems because of the sudden loss of his wife. Su-jang (Kang Hye-Jeong) is wacky, lacks social skills, doesn't have a big dream in life, but dreams of miraculous love. These two disparate strangers are set to soon cross paths.

Su-jang was dumped by her first love Ji-min Park (Seung-Ri) and has been stalking him for the last ten years. To get a better view of Ji-min's house, she breaks into his neighbor's house owned by Byeong-hee.

Once she enters Byeong-hee's house she finds him attempting to hang himself and saves him. She then ties his hands and legs together and locks him up. Love is about to sprout from the strangest of places.