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Love Me releases new stills.
Love Me tells the story of a slightly selfish, perhaps even ordinary family, who have only cared for each other, as they begin their journey of love and growth.
The recently released teaser gave a glimpse of how the family of Seo Jun Gyeong (Seo Hyun Jin), Seo Jin Ho (Yoo Jae Myung), and Seo Jun Seo (Lee Si Woo) suffers cracks in the family after mom Kim Mi Ran's (Jang Hye Jin) accident seven years ago. As curiosity piques over how this family, each one experiencing loss in their own way, will heal, the scene of Jun Gyeong and Ju Do Hyun's (Chang Ryul) meeting has been unveiled.
Jun Gyeong (Seo Hyun Jin) is an obstetrician who appears to live a stable life, but after her mother's accident seven years ago, she completely closed off her heart. She convinces herself that being alone is more comfortable, but in reality, she is stuck in a state where even connecting with anyone is difficult.
Music director Do Hyeon (Chang Ryul) is a man who makes others feel comfortable with just the right amount of humor and good manners. Yet, for some reason, he shows little interest in his personal life. In the quietly flowing rhythm of daily life, the moment he coincidentally crosses paths with Jun Gyeong, who lives next door, that unexpected pleasure strangely lingers. Gradually, as they become aware of each other's presence, the two also become the first to recognize each other's voids.
The stills give a glimpse of the two sharing a meal. It's not a fancy restaurant, nor a serene café, but a restaurant serving grilled eel. Unlike Jun Gyeong, who wears a tense and stiff expression, Do Hyeon put on a gente smile.
Love Me will premiere on December 19. News about the K-drama's global OTT is yet to come.
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