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Motivated by his dying grandmothers fortune, a young man quits his job to look after her as he schemes to win her favour before she passes.

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00:00What was the most memorable scene?

00:05I can't remember which scene touched me the most,

00:07but I felt like it touched me every time.

00:09The scene that I felt the most was when Grandma said,

00:11Who do you love?

00:13She said she couldn't answer,

00:15but she wanted to be with me the most.

00:16That's when it came.

00:17It kept coming.

00:18Actually, Grandma is a person who likes to secretly give money.

00:21And when I saw the money bag,

00:23I thought of Grandma.

00:25The scene where she sang.

00:27Because she was like

00:29Oh, my voice is shaking.

00:31It's the song that Grandma sang.

00:33She sang like this.

00:35She sang like this.

00:37It's like pulling me back to being a kid again.

00:42When my grandparents were still with me.

00:51This story is like a character

00:53walking up the stairs.

00:55And it will go to the point where

00:57it will work with our feelings the most.

01:00It has a mark in my heart.

01:02When I watched the first cutting,

01:04the first tear

01:06hugged the one I marked in my heart for a long time.

01:08Actually, I'm a hard-to-cry person.

01:10But I like drama.

01:11So I think when I watch it,

01:13I cry.

01:14There must be people who cry too.

01:16Yes.

01:17Maybe it's because we have to think of many things at the same time.

01:20It has to be real.

01:22It has to feel real.

01:23That's why I cry.

01:24I remember the moment when the camera was behind the monitor.

01:27I cried when I filmed my face.

01:28But I didn't care anymore.

01:32Cut.

01:34It's a good scene.

01:35It's a scene where both Em and Mark did a great job.

01:38It's a tearful scene.

01:40I'm a hard-to-cry person.

01:42But it was really good.

01:43Many people cried too.

01:45Grandma is a magical person.

01:48She is unpredictable.

01:51That's why each take that I got from Grandma

01:54made me feel that she really felt it.

02:02Bro.

02:03Come down.

02:05You haven't slept for many nights.

02:07A hard-to-cry person doesn't express

02:10his feelings and love to his grandmother or anyone.

02:14There was a scene where I saw my mom

02:17when she was very sick.

02:22It's a scene that I felt

02:24that people in the family

02:26who don't express their feelings much

02:28because they are like that

02:29doesn't mean that they love someone

02:33less than we love or others love.

02:36That's why I felt that

02:38it was an impressive scene.

02:41Thank you.

02:45When you grow up, will you go to medical school to get treatment?

02:50I was impressed with Rainbow's lines.

02:55This is my real son.

02:59He said this line in his real life.

03:02When his father was sick.

03:04It's the same line.

03:08Right.

03:09When he grows up, he will be a doctor

03:11and will come back to treat his grandfather.

03:13It was very impactful at that time.

03:16This line is the same as mine.

03:18It was very impactful.

03:20I remember the day I saw the footage

03:22of the first movie that we went to the cinema together.

03:25I cried.

03:28It was so direct.

03:30I couldn't believe it.

03:35When you were young,

03:37were you afraid of ghosts?

03:40You slept with me and grandpa every night.

03:44I wasn't afraid of ghosts.

03:46I sang Ong Ong A

03:48until you fell asleep.

03:50I sang Ong Ong A and Ong Kim Kong.

03:53They are classic Chinese songs.

03:56When I was young, I knew that

03:58these songs were for kids.

04:00Can you sing a part of Ong Ong A?

04:04I can't remember the lyrics.

04:07Ong Ong A

04:09Ong Kim Kong

04:11Kim Kong

04:13The

04:14Something like that.

04:15The lyrics are for kids.

04:17I want them to grow up to be a doctor.

04:20I want them to have a bright future

04:23and become a good person.

04:25The song is a lullaby.

04:27You may not understand what it means.

04:29When I think of this execution,

04:31I also have a lullaby.

04:34I asked my mom

04:36if she could sing a lullaby.

04:37She said she couldn't.

04:38She sang a lullaby for me.

04:39My mom cried when she heard me sing.

04:42When I heard my grandma sing,

04:44I realized that it worked.

04:46We may have heard a lullaby

04:49that someone sang for us

04:50even if we can't remember the lyrics.

04:58I believe that

04:59people who watch this movie

05:01have some scenes, some lines,

05:04or some people

05:06who are similar to him in almost everything.

05:08Whether it's a lot or not,

05:09you will definitely see

05:10a little bit of your memory

05:12in this movie.

05:15It's a great effort

05:17of both the people in front and behind

05:19and the company

05:20to present the love and relationship

05:22of the family that everyone has.

05:24But he may forget some of it.

05:26He will go back and enjoy those things again.

05:28He will understand

05:30this relationship more than ever.

05:33Please stay tuned.

05:34All the cast and crew

05:36have done their best.

05:38I hope you like it

05:39and get something good

05:40from this movie.

05:42I'm so glad

05:43that I have a chance

05:44to play a movie for the first time in my life.

05:46It's a job that I'm proud of

05:48and I'm quite attached to this job.

05:51So I want to invite everyone

05:52to come and watch

05:53and maybe we'll get something back.

05:55We won't regret it later

05:56that in the details of life,

05:58there's something we can do

05:59to make it better.

06:01In the family,

06:03no matter who you are,

06:04I want you to watch it.

06:06You will feel that

06:07you love your family more.

06:10I want you to watch it a lot.

06:12Yes, that's great.

06:14Please support this movie.

06:16This movie is

06:17an ordinary movie

06:18of life

06:19in an ordinary environment.

06:21But it may be

06:22a small, deep space

06:24that everyone can watch

06:26and connect to it

06:28and think of someone we love.

06:30I think it will make

06:31everyone feel good.

06:34Please watch it

06:36and I hope

06:37you will feel good.

06:39Laan Maa

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