
It is a coming-of-age story where two friends first meet at 13 years old and spend the course of 14 years remaining close and sharing experiences in both friendship and romance. (Source: Allkpop) ~~ Adapted from the short story "Qi Yue and An Sheng" (七月与安生) by Annie Baby (安妮宝贝). Edit Translation
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- Native Title: 소울메이트
- Also Known As: Alma Gêmea , Annyeong, Naui Sowoolmeiteu , Hello, My Soulmate , Hi My Soul Mate , Hi, My Soul Mate , Soul Mate , Soulmeiteu , Tri Kỷ , Родственная душа , 靈魂伴侶 , 안녕, 나의 소울메이트
- Screenwriter & Director: Min Yong Keun
- Genres: Romance, Drama
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Cast & Credits
- Kim Da MiAn Mi SoMain Role
- Jeon So NeeKo Ha EunMain Role
- Byeon Woo SeokHam Jin UMain Role
- Nam Yoon SuGi HunSupport Role
- Jang Hye Jin[Ha Eun's mother]Support Role
- Park Choong Seon[Ha Eun's father]Support Role
Reviews

Delicate portrayal of Love and Friendship
What happens when 2 friends start living apart in their own life full of struggles and hardships, with a lot of dreams and ambitions to be fulfilled. Soulmate manages to tell the story of this friendship that changes or develops the characters over the course of their lives. The beautiful chemistry of a great bond is elegantly displayed by Kim Da Mi and Jeon So Nee.In essence, the film focuses on the story of the characters' personal journeys and transition from adolescence to adulthood. The movie captures beautiful stills of Jeju Island and the nostalgic BGM makes it more pleasant to watch.
My Rating : 7/10
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A heart-wrenching film about the importance of friendships
When people think about the word soulmate, most of the time, the first thought that comes to their mind would be related to a significant other/a lover. But what if I tell you that your soulmate is the pure and deep friendships you've made throughout your life? A soulmate isn't just about finding "the one", a soulmate is someone who understands you significantly, someone who treasures you, and that person can be anyone in your life: a lover, a parent, a pet, or a friend. And this film: "Soulmate" excellently captures this concept. If you're coming into this film with the thought of wanting to know who the ML (Byun Wooseok) ends up with, then you're going to be disappointed because the ML isn't the film's focal point.Rather, it is the relationship between Miso (Kim Dami) and Haeun (Jeon Sonee). The film takes us from the beginning of their friendship until the end, the conflicts that they have in the middle, and a heart-wrenching conclusion/ending at the end. Miso and Haeun come from different worlds, with different personalities yet they stick together like magnets. With such differences, the film also touches upon the societal expectations for girls such as getting a decent job and marriage and these aspects can be clearly seen in Haeun - an ambitious young woman who wants to paint and draw but had to conform to her parent's expectations of becoming a teacher (something that she is not passionate about). Miso, on the other hand, is more adventurous and she does things her own way. However, she had to cope with harsh circumstances and had to learn the hard way to earn a living by going against social norms. In the end, the only time these 2 characters feel at peace and can be themselves is when they're with each other.
I have already watched the original before watching this and the Korean remake definitely has made some changes, but it did not steer completely away from the main storyline, instead, it adds more substance to it and I really appreciated that. The actors did an amazing job portraying the characters. This film will leave you sobbing after so have some tissues prepared. Definitely recommend this film.
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