Question 1

Which festivals featured My Dear Enemy?

Accepted Answer

The film was featured at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2009 and the Berlin International Film Festival in 2009.

Question 2

How many days did it take to shoot My Dear Enemy and where?

Accepted Answer

The film took 37 days to shoot at around 58 locations in Seoul, including back streets of Yongsan, Jongno, Itaewon, and overpasses and crossroads.

Question 3

What inspired director Yoon-ki Lee to adapt My Dear Enemy?

Accepted Answer

Director Yoon-ki Lee discovered a Japanese novella, One Fine Day by Asuko Taira, in a bookstore and was drawn to its old-fashioned, intimate story, wanting to make a film that would touch hearts.

Question 4

How did the film's adaptation differ from the original novella?

Accepted Answer

Lee expanded on the novella by adding more people the ex-lovers encounter and changing some details, including the ending scene.

Question 5

Who composed the jazz score for My Dear Enemy?

Accepted Answer

Music director Jeong-beom Kim composed a jazz film score with influences from 1930-40s American music and Latin jazz.

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