Product Details
director: Kim Sa-Hyeon
genre: TV, Comedy, Romance
release date: Jul 01, 2003
company: Plyzen
made in: South Korea
case: CD Case
Tracks:
1. 옥탑방 고양이 Title
2. 선물 (Version.1)
3. Come Back To Me
4. 다시처음으로...
5. 그게 바로 나야 (It's Me)
6. 선물 (Version.Ii)
7. 소동 Theme
8. 너의 향기
9. 휘파람 Theme
10. 사랑해
11. 경민 Theme (Humming)
12. 휘파람 Theme Ii
13. 야옹 Theme.
14. Run...
15. Piano Theme
16. 야옹 Theme.Ii
17. 사랑해 Ii
18. 너의 향기 Ii
19. 옥탑방 고양이 Ending Title
20. Come Back To Me (M.R) Instrument
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Also Known As
A Cat on the Roof
Rooftop Room Cat
Attic Cat
Introduction
Broadcast: June 2, 2003 ~ July 22, 2003
Episodes: 16
Starring Kim Rae-won, Jung Da-bin, Choi Yoon-jin and Lee Hyun-woo, romantic comedy "Rooftop Room Cat" not only achieved outstanding prime-time viewership numbers in 2003, but also drums up considerable buzz about having sexual relationship before marriage in Korea.
There seems to exist a cause-effect relationship among love, sex and marriage. Apathetic young man Kyung-min (Kim Rae-won), however, has never given a thought to the question until he loses Jeong-eun (Jung Da-bin), an optimistic high school fresh graduate Kyung-min lives together with. Miscalculating his love towards Hye-ryun (Choi Yoon-jin), Kyung-min claims his love to Hye-ryun while boarding with Jeong-eun in a rooftop room that he helps pay rent for her to gear up for his bar-exam. Jeong-eun, on other hand, stirs her boss (Lee Hyun-woo) as they work closely in an advertising agency. While each has a so-called outside lover, the unspoken love driven by jealousy of the young couple grows with the endless fights in a little rooftop room in a big city Seoul.
Storyline
Offering a light comic touch and reflecting contemporary attitudes towards love and relationships, this original internet novel by Kim Yu-Ri has gained wide popularity with audiences in their 20's and 30's. The story revolves around Jung-Eun (Jung Da-Bin), a charming, independent girl. Due to economic difficulties, she shares her small rooftop room with a guy named Kyung-Min (Kim Rae-Won). Their lives are put to a hard test after Jung-Eun starts falling in love with Kyung-Min...
Marriage is thought to be the final conclusion of love: the most precious value in this world. But in reality, the marriage is not so sweet as recklessly imagined. Instead of being a sweet dream, the marriage in reality is a commitment and a promise to live among many kinds of obligation and sacrifice. It is rather the end of love than a sweet beginning. This is not what the lovers are aiming about. It’s not marriage but living love they are shooting for. This is a drama of couple who has found a new way of living happily in Love.
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