Ditto
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- Movie: Ditto
- Revised romanization: Donggam
- Hangul: 동감
- Director: Kim Jeong-Kwon
- Writer: Jang Jin
- Producer:
- Cinematographer
- Release Date: May 27, 2000
- Runtime: 110 min
- Language: Korean
- Country: South Korea
Plot
Ditto focuses on a female university student from 1979 who begins talking via HAM radio with another student from her school. They hope to meet, but through a series of misunderstandings she begins to realize that the other student lives in the year 2000. This bit of the supernatural serves as the foundation for an exchange between these two, who are separated by 20 years during which their culture has been transformed.
Cast
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| Yoo Ji-Tae | Kim Ha-Neul | Park Yong-Woo | Ha Ji-Won | Lee Seung-Min |
| Ji In | Yoon So-Eun | Ji Dong-Hee | Seo Hyun-Ji | Heo Seon-Mi |
Additional Cast Members:
- Shin Cheol-Jin
- Maeng Bong-Hal - doctor
- Kong Yoo-Seok - In's friend 1
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Nalyah Says:
Jun 16 2009 10:49 am
This movie entered the cinemas in the same year as 'Il Mare', actually a few months earlier. Ditto is also about two parallel dimensions where the main characters are separated by time. Since the story is told by two students of different decades to one another, it makes the story not only intimate and personal but also becomes a witness to cultural and political changes within a country throughout time.
I, personally, liked the two main characters played by Ji-Tae Yu and Ha-Neul Kim. The movie isn't a tearjerker, although you might be touched by the story. I would recommend this movie to anyone that is up for a drama movie with a delicate dilemma.
It's funny how knowing the future makes one stick to it regardless of ones happiness...