Until We Fall in Love (1996)

Story

Synopsis

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"Until We Fall in Love" is a drama centered on a woman in her 20s who gathers her scattered family members after the death of her husband, a lawyer. Following this loss, she takes charge of a glasses company while raising her four siblings. The narrative explores themes of family bonds and resilience in the face of adversity.

Filming locations

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Gunsan Modern Film Museum
군산 근대영화 박물관
240 Haemang-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 군산시 해망로 240
The museum showcases the history of film in Gunsan, highlighting its significance as a filming location for various movies. / The museum showcases the historical significance of Gunsan, including its role during the Joseon Dynasty. It features exhibits that allow visitors to experience the past through photographs and models. / The museum showcases the lifestyle of the 1930s, allowing visitors to experience a time travel back to that era. It features various exhibits that evoke nostalgia and curiosity among children and adults alike.
The current assets of Gunsan meet the requirements for a modern film museum.
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Shinhyeong-dong Japanese House
신흥동 일본식 가옥
17 Guyeong 1-gil, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 군산시 구영1길 17
The Japanese-style house in Shinhyeong-dong is a cultural landmark and filming location.
Shinheung-dong Japanese-style house, Japanese-style temple Dongguksa
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Dongguksa Temple
동국사
16 Dongguksa-gil, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 군산시 동국사길 16
Dongguksa Temple is a historical site that adds cultural depth to the films shot in the area.
The Japanese-style temple Dongguksa, the Choweon Photo Studio, Haemang Cave and the surrounding Haemang-dong area, as well as the site of a former factory, have been recognized as prominent filming locations for modern historical cultural spaces.
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Hallstatt
할슈타트
Hallstatt, Austria
The final episode of the drama was filmed in the beautiful Hallstatt, Austria, which reminded the viewer of Julia.
The filming location for the final episode of this drama was the beautiful Hallstatt in Austria, and in that moment, I thought of Yulia.
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01Restaurant
Iseongdang Bakery
177 Jungang-ro, Gunsan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province전북특별자치도 군산시 중앙로 177
Iseongdang is the oldest bakery in Korea, famous for its variety of breads and pastries.
Iseongdang is the oldest bakery in our country, established in 1945, featuring a main building that sells sets and a new building that sells individual items.
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Production

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Country

South Korea

Original language

Korean

Spoken languages

Korean

Production companies

KBS Media

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Characters

Cast & characters

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Actors

Lead actors

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Ban Hyo-jungas Ban Hyo-jung

반효정

1942-11-27 · 한국, 대구

Ban Hyo-jung, born Ban Man-hee on November 27, 1942, is a prominent South Korean actress with a career spanning several decades. She was born in Daegu, South Korea, during a time when the region was under Japanese rule, which sometimes leads to her birthplace being recorded as Japan. Ban Hyo-jung made her acting debut in 1964 with a minor role in Shin Sang-ok's film "Rice." The same year, she gained recognition after being accepted as a talent at Seoul Central Broadcasting, now known as KBS. Throughout her extensive career, Ban Hyo-jung has established herself in the South Korean entertainment industry, appearing in numerous television dramas that have captivated audiences. Her contributions to the field have made her a respected figure in the world of acting, with her performances reflecting both versatility and depth. Ban continues to be a significant presence in the industry, admired for her dedication and talent.

Ryu Si-wonas Ryu Si-won

류시원

1972-10-06 · South Korea

Jeon Do-yeonas Jeon Do-yeon

전도연

1973-02-11 · Seoul, South Korea

Jeon Do-yeon, born on February 11, 1973, is a distinguished South Korean actress renowned for her powerful performances in both film and television. She began her career in the entertainment industry with a commercial in 1990 and made her acting debut in 1992 with the KBS drama "Our Heaven." Her breakthrough came in 1997 with the film "The Contact," which established her as a leading actress and earned her critical acclaim. Her career reached a pivotal moment with the 2007 film "Secret Sunshine," directed by Lee Chang-dong, where she portrayed a grieving mother grappling with profound loss. This role garnered her the Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Festival, making her the first Korean actress to achieve this honor. Jeon's impressive filmography includes notable works such as "You Are My Sunshine," "The Housemaid," and "Kill Boksoon." Aside from her cinematic accomplishments, Jeon has also made significant contributions to television, starring in popular series like "Crash Course in Romance." Her talent and dedication have earned her numerous accolades, including multiple Best Actress awards from major Korean film festivals. Celebrated as a role model for aspiring actresses, Jeon Do-yeon continues to be a prominent figure in the South Korean entertainment industry.

Kim Young-aeas Kim Young-ae

김영애

1951-04-21 · Busan, South Korea

Kim Young-ae, born on April 21, 1951, in South Korea, is a celebrated actress known for her extensive work in both film and television. She began her acting career in 1971 after joining MBC's 3rd Open Recruitment, making her debut in the TV series Chief Inspector. Her film career took off shortly after with her appearance in the 1973 movie Long Live the Island Frogs, followed by significant roles in films like Wang Sib Ri and Diary of King Yeonsan. While Kim was most active in the film industry during the 1970s and early 1980s, she later transitioned to television, where she garnered acclaim for her performances in popular dramas such as Queen Min, Hwang Jini, and Moon Embracing the Sun. In the 2000s, she received particular praise for her role in the dramedy film Aeja, where she played a terminally ill mother navigating a complex relationship with her daughter. Kim’s portrayal of a restaurant owner in The Attorney further solidified her status as a talented actress, earning her Best Supporting Actress awards at both the Grand Bell Awards and the Blue Dragon Film Awards. Kim Young-ae's impactful career spanned over four decades, during which she became a beloved figure in South Korean entertainment. She passed away on April 9, 2017, leaving behind a rich legacy of diverse and powerful performances.

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