Jeungin

I can't understand why people are so odd and weird in their reviews, why are they INSISTING that there should be a romantic relationship between the girl and the lawyer in order for the movie to be an appealing one?? So freaking odd! The girl in not even 16 for gods sake, and the man is in his mid 40's; jeez!

I find the story quite interesting, the acting of main lead actors was great, I truly enjoyed the movie and had learnt many things about autism and their struggles.

It was very touching story, and the ending was great.

This movie is not a romantic genre, it's a drama and quite a lovely one, if you people are expecting some romance go watch another movie, otherwise I suggest you watch this, I really enjoyed it.

I do not really understand about asperger syndrome but how the bond between the autis girl and the lawyer built was nicely told in this movie. Jung Woo-sung is undeniably a great actor. I watched him in moment to remember, musa great warrior, ugly and the.....(I forget the title). He always plays his role totally. Kim Nang-gi is young talented actor. Perfect combination for a very good movie

Understanding each other personally is complicated

Though story a little bit predictable but I loved this good vs evil movie, it's a nicely constructed courtroom procedural, plaudits to the male and female lead. Acting and last trial scene suspenseful music was superb. At the end, it will definitely make your feel good.

If this doesn't make you a bit emotional, probably you've died, and they forgot to tell you.

Be patient and watch this through to the end. It is a rewarding movie. A good look at autism in a more touching way than Rain Man. Jung Woo Sung sensitively plays a lawyer grappling with some issues about doing the right thing and defending a housekeeper accused of murder. The autistic witness to the crime is played by a good young actress. Some parts of the trial seem theatrical but it's watchable. The message also is a little preachy but it makes for a satisfying outcome that is predictable but it is how you get there that counts.