: The film marks the directorial debut of Jang Yu-jeong and features a strong supporting cast including Ryu Seung-su and Lee Chung-ah . Why It's Worth Watching
: Han Gi-joon (played by Gong Yoo ) opens a unique agency that specializes in finding people's long-lost first loves. His first client is Seo Ji-woo ( Lim Soo-jung ), a woman who can’t move on from a man named Kim Jong-wook, whom she met in India a decade ago. Kim-jong-wook-chat-gi(2010)
: The dynamic between the nerdy, meticulous Gi-joon and the cynical Ji-woo provides a classic "opposites attract" vibe that is highly effective. : The film marks the directorial debut of
: The film marks the directorial debut of Jang Yu-jeong and features a strong supporting cast including Ryu Seung-su and Lee Chung-ah . Why It's Worth Watching
: Han Gi-joon (played by Gong Yoo ) opens a unique agency that specializes in finding people's long-lost first loves. His first client is Seo Ji-woo ( Lim Soo-jung ), a woman who can’t move on from a man named Kim Jong-wook, whom she met in India a decade ago.
: The dynamic between the nerdy, meticulous Gi-joon and the cynical Ji-woo provides a classic "opposites attract" vibe that is highly effective.