Kim GoEun & Noh Sang-hyun's film ”How to Love in a Big City” invited to Toronto Film Festival...Released in Korea on October 2nd

The highly anticipated film "Love in the Big City," starring the charming actress Kim GoEun and the popular actor Noh SangHyun, has been confirmed for release on October 2nd and will be nominated for the 49th Toronto International Film Festival.
"Love in the Big City" is a story about JaeHee (Kim GoEun), a free-spirited woman who never gives a second thought, and HeungSoo (Noh SangHyun), who is skilled at hiding secrets.
The film depicts the unique love between two people who share the good and bad times. The fresh encounter between Kim Go-Eun and Noh Sang-Hyeon, directed by Lee Eon-Hee, director of "Detective Duo: Returns" and "A Woman Tells a Cold Lie".
The film "How to Love in a Big City," which he directed and is garnering attention, is set to be released on October 2nd, and he has been officially invited to the 49th Toronto International Film Festival, which will be held from September 5th to September 15th.
The "Special Presentations" section, to which "Love in a Big City" was invited, is a section that introduces new works by world-famous directors and actors, and Bong Joo
The filmography includes director Noh’s “Mother” (2010) and “Parasite” (2019), as well as director Park Chan-wook’s “The Handmaiden” (2016) and director Kim Jieun’s “The Spy” (2019).
Previously, films that have captured the hearts of critics and the public have been invited, such as "The Last Journey" (2016) and "Smuggling 1970" (2023) directed by Ryoo Seung-wan.
This year, "Veteran 2" (directed by Ryoo Seung-wan) and "How to Love in a Big City" were nominated in the same category.
"Big City Love" will be shown to film industry professionals around the world for the first time at the Toronto International Film Festival official screening on September 13th.
Ahead of its release in Korea on October 2nd, "Love in a Big City" is raising expectations with its invitation to a global film festival.
The setting, charming characters, and vivid and realistic dialogue are expected to provide witty entertainment and special empathy.