Lembranças Sombrias

This movie is the best Korean movie this year, I love the plot and it's really unpredictable. The casts are amazingly talented. I love seo yea ji's acting here, as always she can makes me feel I was as her character and it showed how good she is as an actress also kim kang woo is so good here. They have that chemistry on screen, i love that. Director Seo! You did it! One of talented woman in korean entertainment industry.

I think it's just okay. I'm interested to see Seo Yea Ji there, and she is also good. Well, I feel a bit bored at the beginning but it's still worth it to finish the whole film. At least you'll understand the plot after completing it. Overall, it's not bad.

I registered to IMDB just to leave a 10* review for this movie.

Heartbreaking... Thrilling... Amazing cast... Brilliant performances... Credit goes to the entire team...story, screenplay, direction (debut!), acting, editing, sound...and so on. Kudos! Must watch! Brace yourselves for crying profusely (that's what happened with me!)

First off, kudos to Director Seo Yoo Min for her amazing directorial debut. A script and production that took years in the making and it totally got delivered beautifully by the whole cast and crew. The plot twist, unlike any other. 99 Minutes of the whole movie airtime that is just effectively brought to live with lively pace by the editing team, with its dynamic cut to cut. Keeping the escalation of the whole suspense and drama, building up at just the right speed, from start to ending. It's as if we're there, immersively experiencing the unraveling too with the characters. Finally, the acting of Seo Yea Ji and Kim Kang Woo, just makes the production all the more perfect. Subtle but rich in their delivery of every mimic, mannerism and gestures as the truth unfolds. Recalled is such a gem. Definitely a must watch. Once again kudos for the whole crew and cast. A remarkable piece indeed this one.

This is a very weird case...usually directors/writers have problems trying to conclude a story. Here, it's the opposite: the first act is bad and the film grows on the second and third act!