Memoir of a Murderer

An aging serial killer with Alzheimer's disease struggles to recall his past crimes and plan his final one. As his memory fades, he enlists the help of his estranged daughter to protect her from a new detective who is closing in on his past. The film weaves a complex narrative of memory, family, and the blurred lines between good and evil.

Memoir of a Murderer was generally well-received by critics and audiences, particularly for its compelling performances and intricate plot. The film was praised for its unique premise and its ability to create suspense despite the protagonist's deteriorating memory. It was a commercial success in South Korea, resonating with viewers for its emotional depth and thrilling narrative.

• Praised for its gripping storyline and the lead actor's powerful performance.

• The film effectively balances suspense with poignant moments of familial drama.

• Its unique portrayal of a serial killer with Alzheimer's disease sets it apart.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's captivating plot and the excellent performances, especially from the lead actors. Many appreciated the unexpected twists and the emotional resonance of the story, particularly the father-daughter relationship.

Nominated for Best Actor (Sol Kyung-gu) at the 54th Baeksang Arts Awards. Won Best Actor (Sol Kyung-gu) at the 1st Seoul Awards. Won Best Film at the 2nd Asia Artist Awards.

The film's novel source material, a best-selling book of the same name by Kim Young-ha, was a major inspiration and contributed to the detailed character development and intricate plot.