Bomnareun Ganda (One Fine Spring Day) (2001)

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• Daisy M

  
  One Fine Spring Day was a film where all the faces of love were presented through visually emotional camera and with powerful acting. It concentrated on describing the main characters. Sang-Woo a single sound engineer living with his grandmother who suffers of Alzheimer and Eun-Su,… More
  One Fine Spring Day was a film where all the faces of love were presented through visually emotional camera and with powerful acting. It concentrated on describing the main characters. Sang-Woo a single sound engineer living with his grandmother who suffers of Alzheimer and Eun-Su, a radio show host, who lived by herself in a small messy apartment. They met while recording the sound of wind in a bamboo forest for her radio show, and a relationship develops between them. The film observed them over the course of the changing seasons in Korea, starting in the Spring. The pace is kind of slow, and the characters didn't really change that much, but the film was beautiful and lovely to listen to the music, and it was definitely worth seeing. For me the male lead (Ji-tae Yu) was very good in his role.