You were always beside me.
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.
Status
Released
Original Language
KO
Budget
—
Revenue
$2,471,778
Release Date
March 15, 2023
Popularity
2
Director
Min Yong-keun
Writer
Min Yong-keun
Writer
Kang Hyun-joo
Producer
Park Jun-ho
Producer
Yoon Ryeong-joo
Where to Watch
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
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Reviews
JuanAstur
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.
