Navillera

One is Japanese movie the other one is Korean drama. Both are about elder main lead that has Alzheimer disease. The young man did his best to spend sweet and memory moment with the love one that has loosing memory

Both involve Alzheimer. Beautifully filmed. Gradual progress disease, with family support. Patient in denial, frustration, anger, acceptance. Both are must watch film. Heart warming.

Not sure why, but series have similar vibes, human relationships outside of any particular genre, dementia in Navillera, autism Light on my lion. I am happy I found both shows, how did I encounter them - no idea

The young protagonists in these two drama have dream of becoming a dancer on stage. They both have talent stem from their mothers who were once dance in ballet professionally. The young men also have difficulty pursuing their dream due to finances. Also, both young men encounter elderly who helped them achieve the goal.

Both Grandpa has similar behavior and spirit (did gym and ballet) anddddd [spoiler]
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Both has an elderly person and a son, relationship
Very sweet movie/ film.
Older person life full of experience, always feel obligate to take care of the young one, but as their health and memory fate away, the younger person watch after them instead

Grand and grand relationship. Very sweet, touching story. Kindness, gentle, compassion. Life and family story. Reflection of mean cruel people vs kind people

Old doesn’t mean life end. Chasing your dream. Live to do what you like while you still can. Heart warming movie. Old and wise.

> Similarities:

• Both dramas talk about dreams or ambitions that have already been lost.

• Even in the previously mentioned scenario, both protagonists pursued these dreams, whether it was a fleeting moment or a lifetime.

• The dream of both, although not the same, is similar: to present/perform with their skills in the performing arts.

• Both dramas show how the family deals with this (dreams/fame being achieved by the protagonists): first denial and rejection, then acceptance and support. Personally, I found it to be one of the most interesting parts of both dramas.