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Rekindling Childhood Love: PAST LIVES… I Miss That Forever

“Past Lives… I will forever miss”

First feature film by director and screenwriter Celine’s Song receives critical acclaim

Director and screenwriter Celine’s Song has made her mark with her debut feature film, titled “Past Lives… I will forever miss.” This remarkable film has been selected to screen at two prestigious film festivals – the 2023 Sundance Film Festival and the 2023 Berlin International Film Festival – and has garnered tremendous critical acclaim.

Leading this cinematic masterpiece are the talented actors Teo Yoo (known for his roles in “Love to Hate You” and “Vagabond”) and Greta Lee (notable for her performances in “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” and “The Morning Show”). Their captivating portrayals bring life to the characters of Hae Sung and Nora, respectively.

Summary: A poignant exploration of first love and lost opportunities

“Past Lives… I will forever miss” invites viewers to reflect on their past loves and the ones that got away. The film poses the timeless question that has haunted Hae Sung for over two decades: “If you had never left Seoul, could we have stayed together? Should we have gotten married?” This dilemma arises from the moment Nora, moved by her family, departed for America at the age of 12.

Although childhood love often fades with time, Hae Sung and Nora have held onto a special place for each other in their hearts. Against all odds, fate reunites them after two decades, when Hae Sung decides to travel to New York to see Nora and simply says, “I just want to see you again.” Together for a week, they revisit cherished memories of their sweet childhood and confront the trials of fate, love, and life choices.

The concept of “In-Yun”: A belief in destined connections

The Korean word “In-Yun,” which can be translated to “fate” or “destiny” in Thai, holds great significance in this narrative. Korean culture suggests that when two individuals meet and walk together, it is not merely a coincidence but rather a result of a deep connection. It is believed that their bond extends across lifetimes, and they are destined to meet again in their present lives. Some couples are even said to be married in this life due to the profound In-Yun ties formed over 8,000 lifetimes, spanning nations and generations. This perpetual cycle of love and fulfillment truly sets them apart.

Overall, “Past Lives… I will forever miss” is an extraordinary film that captivates audiences with its exploration of lost love, the power of fate, and the complex choices we face in life.

“PAST LIVES… I miss that forever” First feature film director and screenwriter Celine’s song from the A24 camp which has been selected to screen at 2 great film festivals such as the 2023 Sundance Film Festival and the 2023 Berlin International Film Festival, it received tremendous critical acclaim. Become a masterpiece starring masterpiece “Teo Yoo (Yoo Tae Oh)” From the series Love to Hate You (2023) and Vagabond (2019) and “Greta Lee (Greta Lee)” We are familiar with Lyla’s voice in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) and in The Morning Show (2021).

Summary “PAST LIVES… I miss that forever” : A film that will take you back to thinking about your first love. that you can only lose forever… “If you didn’t leave Seoul then And we grew up together Do you think we can date or break up? So shall we get married?” is the question Hae Sung (Yoo Tae Oh) has been swirling in my mind for more than 20 years since then Nora (Greta Lee) moved by family Went to America when 12 years old.

Childhood love that should disappear with time But for Hae Sung and Nora They kept each other in a small place in their hearts. then living in different hemispheres without thinking There will be a chance to meet again after 2 decades. Hae Sung decides to fly to New York to see Nora. for that simple reason “I just want to see you again.” a week together They brought back memories of their sweet childhood. and face suffering In fate, love and choices in life

IN-YUN (In-Yeon) is a word in Korean which, when translated directly into a Thai word, would mean “fate or fate” Korean people believe that two people meet Even just walking together It’s not a coincidence, but there is “Something” that connects those two people to meet What they had with each other since the last life Until they are brought back to meet again in the present life It is said that there are couples who are married in this life Because they have more than 8,000 layers of IN-YUN bonds from 8,000 nations that leading them to love each other again. goes on like this endlessly If it’s a loop of a satisfied couple It wouldn’t be different.

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