The Intimate Lover poignantly unveils our contrary nature as human beings. When it comes to matters of the heart, we want security and stability. Subtitles Aein - subtitles english. The Intimate, Lover [2005], 1CD (eng). Uploaded 2006-10-29, downloaded 2622x.

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The woman is a month away from marrying a man she has dated for seven years. She meets a man whose company has gone bankrupt and is about to fly to Africa. The two of them then spend a day and night together that they will likely never forget. The man (Cho Dong-Hyuk) and woman (Seong Hyun-Ah) quickly make love but after spending the rest of the afternoon and early evening together she is picked up by her fiance (Lee Chang-Yang) and the two go to a restaurant. The fiance suspects that she has been drinking alcohol but he is very forgiving and understands that she might be having second thoughts about their wedding. He tells her that he also understands if she doesn't really love him because he doesn't truly love her.

The man she spent the day making love to suddenly appears in the restaurant. The woman tells her fiance that she spent the day with the man.

The fiance gets upset but before leaving tells the woman to go have one more night of fun because he is confident she will come back to him. The woman and man spend the rest of the evening together dancing and making love. While sitting in a park, he traces their hands on a bench because he is afraid of forgetting her. The two fall in love and stage a mock wedding in the park. Morning comes and reality sets in. The woman reminds her lover that they really don't know each other and if she gets to know him better she will only discover his faults. She wants their relationship to end after one memorable day and night.

The woman does indeed marry her fiance a month later. But while posing for wedding photos in the park she notices the outline of her hand and her lover's hand on the park bench.

It took a little over 24 hours before I weighed in on my official thoughts on Morten Tyldum's The Imitation Game from The Weinstein Company. My initial reaction upon leaving the screening room was it was astonishing, a magnificent achievement that stands tall as one of the year's best movies. As the film continues to settle within my cinematic soul, this very well could be the best film of the year, anchored by a career best performance from the amazing Benedict Cumberbatch. Full disclosure, I'm fairly oblivious to European history and the heroes that had a hand in one of the deadliest wars in history. I've heard the name Alan Turing from high school and college but either didn't care enough to learn or have no recollection of his contributions.

Minutes following the screening, Amazon.com got $15.82 from my bank account in order to read 'Alan Turing: The Enigma,' the book in which screenwriter Graham Moore based the story upon. Telling the story of Alan Turing, a mathematician who in 1939 led a pioneer in cracking one of the most difficult codes in history. His contributions paved the way for essentially the way we exist now. However, Turing, who is a homosexual, has to wrestle with his secret in order to keep his status and his work years later. Masterfully told and encompassing an emotional complexity, Tyldum's film is both engrossing and disturbing.

It has genius aspirations in which it wants to exist in the cinematic world. It's an impeccable thriller, taut and brilliant, exploring the horrors of war along with the choices that doom mankind for all eternity. Tyldum is methodical and precise in which he decides to unravel the story, Turing is one of the fallen heroes of our history and his story stands as one of the most tragic.