JTBC Releases Short Film ‘Young Sixty’ Ahead of Dementia Prevention Day
JTBC’s short film ‘Young Sixty,’ which raises awareness about preventing mild cognitive impairment, is being released. Check out this future narrative that highlights early warning signs and see the importance of dementia prevention.
JTBC presents the short film 'Youngsixty' to raise public awareness of mild cognitive impairment and highlight the importance of early dementia prevention.
This work was planned ahead of Dementia Prevention Day, and JTBC led the production, while the Korean Dementia Association participated in medical consultation and review to add expertise. The film is directed by Yong of Donaldsirop, and stars actors Kwon Haehyo and Jo Yoonhee.
Set in a future Seoul in 2056, 'Youngsixty' follows the subtle cognitive changes that appear in the daily life of the 61yearold protagonist Youngsik. It points out signs of mild cognitive impairment through scenes such as struggling to recall words or hesitating on a familiar road. The full film will be released at 6 p.m. on the 18th on JTBC's official YouTube channel, 'DramaxVage,' and campaign videos will subsequently be introduced in sequence on JTBC broadcast channels and various digital platforms.