Remember is not a film that's easily forgotten. Its takes a honest, often painful look, at Korea's past, under the oppressive rule of the Japanese empire. It uses this backdrop to craft a straightforward but nonetheless memorable tale, that mixes action and drama, revenge and redemption, to potent effect. Acting from the leads is excellent, with strong performances handed in by the supporting cast. In summary, another cinematic gem from South Korea, that's well worth your time.
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Remember
Overview
Pil-ju, an Alzheimer's patient in his 80s, who lost all his family during the Japanese colonial era, and devotes his lifelong revenge before his memories disappear, and a young man in his 20s who helps him.
Release date
26/10/2022
Votes
113
Popularity
2.1
Lee Sung-min
Pil-ju
Nam Joo-hyuk
In-gyu
Park Keun-hyong
Kim Chi-deok
Jeong Man-sik
Kang Yeong-sik
Yoon Je-moon
Kim Moo-jin
Song Young-chang
Jung Baek-jin
Moon Chang-gil
Professor Yang
Choi Min-chul
Sergeant Kim
Park Byeong-ho
Tojo Hisashi
Nam Moon-chul
Team Leader
Yang Hyun-min
Choi Jin-man
Park Se-hyun
Han Ok-seon
Kim Hong-pa
Director Seo
Yoon Woo
Young Pil-ju
Yoon Se-woong
Taxi Driver
Park Seo-yeon
Kim Se-jung
Ha Do-kwon
Chi-deok's Bodyguard
Lee Seung-joon
Sergeant Park
Jeong Han-bin
Detective Choi
Jeon Doo-hyun
Detective
Joung Young-sub
Detective
Jung Chung-gu
In-gyu's Father
Kwon Min-kyung
Pil-ju's Wife
Koo Ja-geon
College Student
Ban Hye-young
Mother
Kim Ji-hyun
Hospital Researcher
Original Soundtrack
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Julia
Something More
Outside Providence
Fury
Thriller: A Cruel Picture
G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
WΔZ
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Mother's Day
Red Mist
The Struggle
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