Jennieruby

This movie is emotionally rich that paints a heartfelt portrait of friendship as something deeper than love—an invisible thread that binds souls beyond time and distance. It follows the lives of two girls, Mi-so and Ha-eun, whose bond begins in their youth and blossoms into a profound connection that transcends words.

The film beautifully captures the essence of friendship as a safe haven—where laughter echoes freely, silences speak volumes, and even pain is shared without fear. Their journey is filled with moments of joy, misunderstanding, longing, and reunion, illustrating how true friendship isn’t about always being together, but about always belonging to each other.

Visually poetic and emotionally stirring, Soulmate shows that some people come into your life not just to walk with you, but to shape who you become. Their souls are mirrors, and through each other, they discover the truest parts of themselves. It’s a love letter to the kind of friendship that stays in your heart forever.

The ending of Soulmate is quietly devastating yet profoundly beautiful—a culmination of love, longing, and the irreplaceable bond of friendship.

After years of separation, misunderstandings, and missed connections, Ha-eun discovers the depth of Mi-so’s love and sacrifice too late. Through Mi-so’s paintings—filled with vivid colors and intimate moments only they shared—Ha-eun begins to truly understand the silent ways Mi-so expressed her feelings. The art becomes Mi-so’s voice, revealing emotions she could never speak aloud.

It’s an ending that doesn’t offer easy closure, but instead leaves you with a lingering ache—the kind that only comes from loving someone so deeply, they become a part of your soul. Soulmate reminds us that even if someone is gone, the bond you shared continues to shape your world, quietly and eternally.