~~ Adapted from the short story "Josee, the Tiger and the Fish" (?????????) by Tanabe Seiko (????).
Genres: Romance, Drama, Melodrama
Tags: Student Male Lead, Young Adult Male Lead, Neurological Disorder, Disabled Female Lead, Adapted From Short Story, College To Working Life, Grandma-Granddaughter Relationship, University, Mourning, Playboy Male Lead
Genres: Romance, Drama, Melodrama
Tags: Student Male Lead, Young Adult Male Lead, Neurological Disorder, Disabled Female Lead, Adapted From Short Story, College To Working Life, Grandma-Granddaughter Relationship, University, Mourning, Playboy Male Lead
Dark and depressing. Romance. Female lead struggle with poverty, has an elderly lady in the household. Handicap, prominent male lead,
Both have FLs with disabilities who have been living their lives on their own. A chanced meeting with our MLs is where our stories start. Repeated encounters with the MLs wanting to 'help' the FLs, have both the couples falling in love. The leads in both the stories are broken on a certain level, and they find new purpose through their relationships. Both stories see the relationships fade out eventually, and the FLs overcome their disabilities eventually, to different capacities.
However Always is more action/ plot- heavy, whereas Josee is more somber, and quietly philosophical. Also, both stories have Japanese counterparts (Always is the original, whereas Josee is the remake of a japanese movie of the same name)
Ps. It's fun to find similar scenes in both movies! :D
However Always is more action/ plot- heavy, whereas Josee is more somber, and quietly philosophical. Also, both stories have Japanese counterparts (Always is the original, whereas Josee is the remake of a japanese movie of the same name)
Ps. It's fun to find similar scenes in both movies! :D
A small city on the outskirts of Seoul. Young Seok, a university student nearing graduation, comes across a woman in the street who has fallen from her wheelchair and helps her back home. She ends up feeding him a simple meal, and he develops a vague curiosity for this woman who introduces herself as "Josée". From this time on, Young Seok occasionally stops by Josée's house, receiving free meals and getting to know this woman who reads a lot, has a comprehensive knowledge of whiskey and tells him stories which he's not sure are true. Gradually, they come to share an unforgettable love.
A small city on the outskirts of Seoul. Young Seok, a university student nearing graduation, comes across a woman in the street who has fallen from her wheelchair and helps her back home. She ends up feeding him a simple meal and he develops a vague curiosity for this woman who introduces herself as "Josée". From this time on Young Seok occasionally stops by Josée's house, receiving free meals and getting to know this woman who reads a lot, has a comprehensive knowledge of whiskey and tells him stories, which he's not sure are true. Gradually, they come to share an unforgettable love.