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In an interview the director said that he didn't want to get super handsome men to play them when they're old. because we're not gonna feel sorry for them if they're hot. The point was for us to feel bad for them that they lost their best years and that they look different now.

Thanks for sharing. we both keep coming to this page we live here now lol

I feel sorry for you for not loving it, but I also envy you for not getting depressed lol lucky!

I watched this after watching "your name engraved herein" just to pretend that he found someone else after Birdy.

Looks like a fun cute series. My favorite type!

Actually those uncut clips makes you more depressed. like the credit was the most painful part of the movie for me. It makes you feel more sad for them. I love how @Whiterose451 described it. that no one died, but their time and youth was wasted.

The ending isn't sad but still you'll feel pain. it took me 9 days to lose the depression.

That part where A-Han was protecting Birdy from his father! wow even tho it was an aggressive scene but the amount of love in it made me so emotional! :(

It's not only about a conservative country. There are a lot of guys like Birdy who are afraid of their sexuality and would rather run away from love even if the country is cool with it. This story is still happening now everywhere.

A movie to remember for decades to come. I have a question I hope someone answer it. A-Han played the song for the first time to Birdy on the phone when they were away from each other, but at the end of the movie they both were singing it together does that mean they met again after their day on the beach ? because A-Han said the beach day was the last time they saw each other.