Sunnyelf's blog review of Asian Dramas and Movies.
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One * = Didn't like it, Don't recommend. Two ** = Typical. Worth seeing at least once. Three *** = I enjoyed it! Worth seeing more then once. Four **** = It's great! Add it to your all-time favorites list! Five ***** = Epic! Highly Recommended. A totally memorable drama/film.
A little long but a very interesting story. It seemed a bit like a Cinderella story, complete with an evil stepmother and 'fairy god-'grandmother. lol!
Fav character(s): The restaurant owner torn between the demands of a desperate father and what he knew was right in his heart. and Go Eun Woo, a piano savant.
Go Eun Sung's father is involved in an accident and mistaken for dead. The stepmom takes his life insurance for herself and daughter, and kicks Eun sung and her brother, Eun Woo, out of the house. In her struggle to survive, she takes on a nightclub job and runs into Hwan, her step-sister's boyfriend.
While this is going on, stepmom discovers Eun Woo and, upon learning his good memory for her phone and address, she taks him out of Seoul to a country compassionate household and tells him not to call.
Hwan's Grandmother, horribly disappointed that her grandchildren does not share her company vision and values, goes on walk-a-bout in rags, and meets Eun Sung, as she peddles rice dumplings on the streetcorner while looking for her missing brother.
Grandmother, impressed with the girl's compassion, makes a deal with her to live at her estate, Telling her step-daughter and grandkids that grandmother is changing her will to give everything to Eun Sung Then the grandmother will use her considerable resources to help to look for the missing brother.
The family is not happy about this news, none more-so then Hwan.
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