Sang Eun is a pretty 20 year old girl who is warm hearted and possess an extraordinary gift for folding paper into various figures. She has a loving mom and friends, but she also has an intellectual developmental disorder, having the intelligence of a 7 year old. Sang Eun learns everything slowly, and there are still a lot of things she does not know about. She is fixated on the idea that she will meet the prince of her dreams like in the fairy tales she often reads. One day, Sang Eun meets a traffic officer that she believes may be the prince of her dreams. The traffic officer, Jong Bum, has a strong penchant for beautiful women. He mistakenly believes Sang Eun to be a lawyer and approaches her. However, upon realizing that she is mentally challenged, he leaves. Sang Eun returns home only to find her mom crying. Her mom has just returned from a hospital appointment. Sang Eun, while she places things into boxes and wraps by year, is now worried that her mom may soon go away like her friend's grandmother did. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 허브
- Also Known As: Heobeu
- Screenwriter: Lee Jae Yoon
- Screenwriter & Director: Heo In Moo
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama, Melodrama
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Cast & Credits
- Kang Hye Jung Main Role
- Jung Kyung Ho Main Role
- Bae Jong OkHyun Sook [Sang Eun's mother]Main Role
- Lee Young YooYoung RanSupport Role
- Lee Won JongPolice Officer JangSupport Role
- Lee Mi YoungMi JaSupport Role
Reviews
This story is very original with the main characters' relationship as only a part of the much bigger story. First and foremost it's a coming of age drama about a woman who is a self proclaim late bloomer.
This movie is great to watch and I highly recommend it if someone wants to watch a good story without devoting hours to a long drama. Overall I give this movie an 8 and I will defiantly re-watch.
I was disappointed that she couldn't be with the guy in the end, because I would love to see more stories about those with disabilities living average, normal lives like those of us without disabilities (because it's a real thing that's possible, folks), but I'm doing my best to temper those feelings with the knowledge that it was more realistic and honest for her not to in this particular story. And even without romance, she still goes on to find her own independence in a way that is best for her.
This will make you cry a few times, as there are a few sad things that happen, but it will ultimately leave you feeling hopeful and happy, because the female lead is living a good life doing good things. This is a good movie, and I suggest giving it a viewing.