Da Hye, who lost her fiancé in a hit-and-run accident, forgave the criminal, who was a 15-year-old boy, as her principles were based on catholic belief and signed a petition for him. One year after, Da Hye made a documentary to abolish the death penalty requested by the Catholic Church. Ji Min helps Da Hye as she goes to interview various family members of murdered crime victims. During these interviews, Da Hye thinks back to the teenager who killed her fiancé and starts to have doubts about whether she should have forgiven the boy so easily. Da Hye, burdened with this doubt, seeks out the boy to see how he is now living ... (Source: HanCinema; MinnieMiss at MyDramaList) Edit Translation
- English
- 中文(台灣)
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 오늘
- Also Known As: Today , Nobody Somebody , Oneul
- Screenwriter & Director: Lee Jeong Hyang
- Genres: Life, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Song Hye KyoDa HyeMain Role
- Nam Ji HyunJi MinMain Role
- Ki Tae YoungSang WooSupport Role
- Song Chang EuiJi SukSupport Role
- Jin KyungSang Woo's elder sisterSupport Role
- Baek Hyun Joo[Nun]Support Role
Reviews
This movie, in some ways, was even more conflicting than Maundy Tuesday because it was hard to have any sense of understanding or empathy for the young man since he was such a sociopath. The inability to have any feelings of right or wrong or anything past their own idea of what they want is so un-understandable! Prison nor rehabilitation will not help because there is some (I believe) mental/physical defect in them that prevents normal feelings of empathy, love, compassion...the basic feelings a human should have. It is most certainly a disability as true as manic depression or schizophrenia, but nearly impossible to treat. How can you teach someone to have something they are genetically predisposed not to possess? This movie will raise emotions in you, I guarantee it. It is beautifully written and acted. I highly recommend it.
I would not watch it again myself because it is too painful. Don't remember the music at all.
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Its okay not to forgive
This is really a good movie it made cry so much also the actress played jimin really did a great job. She just made me feel lot of emotions and i just felt her pain. To the people who couldn’t get this movie: well in those days male dominance and hierarchy played major role in child abuse. If you have noticed in the movie jimin and her brother would drop hints like how their father abused both of them without any reason but justified it in the name of discipline for example jimin is a smart girl who got into a prestigious school which is what her father wanted but she still got abused.which means she doesn’t even know why she was abused when she does all the things he asked for , she couldn’t accept it and started to stand up herself ,one of reasons why she couldn’t forgive them. Also in the end (in the scene where she visits parents with the Paternity test) she figured out that her father abuses her when he has a bad day which is a crime also the worst part is he use the word discipline to hide behind his crimes instead of reflecting on it. All she wanted was a reason (why he abused her) from him=a reason to live. (You would know if you watch the movie )Was this review helpful to you?