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Never Forever (2007)
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Starring: Jung-woo Ha, Vera Farmiga, David McInnis
Director: Gina Kim
Category: Drama, Foreign
Studio: Arts Alliance America
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Length:
102 mins

 
 

 

Never Forever is a provocative love story between a Korean immigrant, Jihah (Jung-woo Ha) and a Caucasian housewife, Sophie (Vera Farmiga). Sophie is married to Andrew (David McInnis), a successful Asian American lawyer. Their marriage begins to fall apart when they discover that they are unable to conceive. In a desperate attempt to save her marriage, Sophie initiates a series of clandestine sexual encounters with a Korean immigrant worker named Jihah. In this relationship, sex is tolerated as part of a business arrangement, and personal feelings are forbidden. As time passes, however, she begins to question her seemingly perfect marriage as her feelings for Jihah begin to grow. Sophie lets down her guard and the two fall in love. The couple soon find themselves marginalized by their own desires.