Right Now, Wrong Then
Why this pick
Like Our Sunhi, it turns small social encounters into funny, revealing variations on attraction, self-image, and what people leave unsaid.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Our Sunhi, it turns small social encounters into funny, revealing variations on attraction, self-image, and what people leave unsaid.
Why this pick
Its wintry Seoul wanderings, recurring meetings, and alcohol-fuelled conversations share Our Sunhi’s loose, deceptively intricate rhythm of romantic uncertainty.
Why this pick
Its playful repetitions and awkward flirtations extend the lightly comic, patterned storytelling that makes everyday conversations feel newly revealing.
Why this pick
For a more bruised counterpart to Our Sunhi, it keeps Hong’s intimate conversational style while probing romantic fallout, drinking sessions, and emotional self-scrutiny.
Why this pick
Its gentle walks and unhurried exchanges find drama in creative hesitation and fleeting connection, preserving the casual precision of Our Sunhi.
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01 / THE STORY
A young woman returning to her old school to visit her professor also runs into her old boyfriend and her senior, each of whom has a past with her.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Jae Hak

Sunhi

Munsu

Choi Donghyun

Joohyun