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[Machine Translation] Starring Korea's No.1 comedienne, Kim Sona! A slightly sexy and bittersweet coming-of-age romantic comedy masterpiece! What is the revenge method of a woman whose memories of sweet and sour love were destroyed? Directed by Kwon Jung-kwan, known for "Sad Movie". He also wrote the screenplay for this film, his feature debut. By asking many women, including the lead actress Kim So-na, about their memories of love, the film vividly injects vulnerable women's feelings into the comical story! Sona fully cooperated with the director by writing down her narration. Many of her own memories of love were incorporated into the film. The three ex-boyfriends, who were decided after the script was completed, were exquisitely cast: Lee Hyun-woo as a seminary student, Kim Soo-ro in his first attempt at a love scene, and Gong Yoo in his charming and scary performance as a younger man. The film was screened in the Winds of Asia-Middle East section at the 17th Tokyo International Film Festival in 2004. On the first anniversary of their relationship, Jin-hee is asked by Jang, the fourth lover in her life, to break up with him. Jin-hee is confused and asks Jang, "Have you ever been truly loved? Ask your ex-boyfriend! She asks her ex-boyfriend if he's ever loved her. Jin-hee flips through her love diary and thinks back to the days she spent with her ex-boyfriends. Her first love was when she was in high school. She fell in love with Koo-hyun, a choir leader at her church, and experienced her first kiss. Next was Jung-suk, a senior in college, who was fun and flirtatious. Her love affair with Yoo-in, a younger boy who was a skilled illustrator, was very intense.... Jin-hee visits them with nostalgia and sweet memories, but none of them are pleased with Jin-hee's unexpected visit and hurt her. She sends them all a detailed bill to pay back for the love they have poured into her, and for the goods they have contributed to her. Will they ever get their money back?
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deleted scenes, Korean version trailer, TV spots, documentary, director's short works collection, staff photo, and more (subject to change)
Original Release Year: 2004
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