Min-ah is a high school student who has just been transferred from another school. She is quiet and keeps to herself as she has a deformed hand and has spent most of her life in the hospital battling a life-threatening disease. She lives with her mother Mi-sook, who is widowed. Mother and daughter share a close and intimate relationship, and Mi-sook wishes for Min-ah to experience all aspects of life, including first love.
Min-ah befriends Young-jae, the new neighbour downstairs, and starts to experience her first love. However, everything is short-lived as Min-ah finds out that she is dying…
Director:Eon-hie Lee
Writer:Jin Kim (writer)
Cast:
Su-jeong Lim … Gang Min-a
Rae-won Kim … Yeong-jae
Mi-suk Lee … Mi-suk
In-mun Kim … Guard
Chang Yun … Kyung-soo
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out of all the american and korean movies i have watched this was the most remarkable film. This film has the cabablity of having the viewers feel with the main characters as the plot goes on. This film manages to have some laughter in the mist of sadness. But what i love most about this film is the way it opens the viewers mind, after viewing this moive my perspective on people and on society all together has changed. I know people may say this about other films, but i honestly do feel like this is one of the greatest films created.
IF YOU CAN ONLY WATCH ONE MOIVE THEN ” …ING ” IS THE MOVIE YOU SHOULD WATCH
hearth warming story, thank you
this movie was great it made me cry it so sad it was good !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This film is quite possibly the best film EVER!
I’ve seen this too many times but each time I love it more.
I never understood why it was called …ing though =/
If anyone knows let me know I’m interested
i always thought its called …ing as in a word that has no name such as “thing” a descriptive word thats not there so the name is ..ing and i guess you can decide what the word is
yeah, I always thought that “…g” was meant so that each viewer can choose the word they find suits it best…and I also loved this movie<33
…ing to me means being quiet, having nothing to say. It’s an Asian way of using “ing”, to make something into an action (even though it’s really an adjustive). So if “…” means silence to you, then “…ing” means being silent.
I’ll have to watch the movie to see what they imply by that =).
heart breaking, i also felt sad bout the story of the volunteer traffic enforcer, his love is never ending. its a very sad movie.. >_<
for me “…ing” means: “Undy(…ing) Love”
Does anyone know where I can find the soundtrack?