Feature2023·124m·7.9

Soulmate

You were always beside me.

DramaRomance

When Mi-so and Ha-eun first meet in childhood, their lives become instantly intertwined, forming a bond surrounded by happiness and naivety. But as adulthood arrives, alone and together, they are forced to deal with sadness, anger, grief, growth, and most of all, love.

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Cast

Kim Da-mi

Ahn Mi-so

Jeon So-nee

Go Ha-eun

Byeon Woo-seok

Ham Jin-woo

Jang Hye-jin

Ha-eun's Mother

Park Choong-seon

Ha-eun's Father

Kim Soo-hyung

Young Mi-so

Ryu Ji-an

Young Ha-eun

Heo Ji-na

Mi-so's Mother

Kang Mal-geum

Curator

Nam Yoon-su

Ki-hun

Hyun Bong-sik

Stationery Store Owner

Oh Min-ae

Young-ok

Park Seong-yeon

Sung-yeon

Kim Dong-hwan

Motel Man

Lee Suk-hyeong

Club President

Jeong Soo-ji

Reception nurse

Lee Hyun-kyun

Teacher

Kim Seo-heon

Ha-eun

Kim Dong-in

Jin-woo's Father

Nam Sang-baek

Security guard

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Korean
Languages
English, Korean
Budget
Revenue
$2.5M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Studio & NewClimax StudiosANDMARQ StudioKEYEAST

Crew

Director

Min Yong-keun

Writers

Annie Baby, Min Yong-keun, Kang Hyun-joo

Kang Gook-hyun

Director of Photography

Han Mi-yeon

Editor

Mowg

Original Music Composer

Shin Ji-young

Costume Design

Oh Hong-seok

Production Design

Gallery

Reviews

JuanAstur

8/3/2023

10.0

I've seen both the Chinese Version first and this one. Highly emotional with an incredible twist at the end. I'd say the friendship is better developed here, while each individual character comes out better in the Chinese version. Its also important to realize that the way the Korean version ends is quite different to how the Chinese version does, just as emotionally Jarring but I have to say I think the Korean ending is much deeper on the meaning of friendship at the very end. Watch both, it's worth it. I would keep the order Chinese first, Korean second.