Do you remember Titanic, the movie that swept the world in 1998? It is called "A story never worn out in the world", and it was recently re-released in theaters to commemorate its 20th anniversary, causing a big stir.

As the film title suggests, it is based on the sinking of the ship called, 'Titanic'. To be more specific, the ship was scheduled to depart from Southampton, England, and arrive in the United States on April 10,1912. It was the most spectacular cruise ship at the time, with about 2224 people, including passengers and crew members, on board. The accident occurred on the fifth day of sailing when it collided with a glacier found in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Their rescue signal was cut off three hours later, leading to a tragic accident that killed 1,514 of the 2,224 passengers on board.

The main character in the movie, "Jack", boards the Titanic of his dreams and fall in love with "Rose", who boards in a first-class room with her great power and wealth. Rose has no choice but to marry her fiancé, the son of a tycoon on board the ship. Distraught with her life, Rose goes on deck to commit suicide and meets Jack. As they spend more time together, they fall deeply love as though by fate, they promise to run away together when he ship arrives. But this was their last night, and it's a heartbreaking movie where Jack dies and only Rose survives.

Masterpieces are always great, no matter how much time passes. Why don't we all feel a heartbreaking love through the movie Titanic?

L.L.F reporter Chae-won Park