Park Suyeong and Lee Yumi star in ”We Can't Go to Heaven, But We Can Love,” with a tear-jerking final scene

"We Can't Go to Heaven, But We Can Love," a story of love and friendship between girls depicting the warmth of the purest period of their lives in 1999 at the end of the century, will be released on March 14th (Friday).
The film will be released nationwide, including at Nemato Shinjuku. This time, we will introduce the tear-jerking final scene, which depicts the girls relying on each other in an era when violence was rampant!
Every moment we spent loving each other was heaven to me. I will come to see you wherever you are.
Set in 1999, a time when class and sexism were still prevalent, the story follows the encounter between Juyeon, a member of the high school taekwondo club, and Yeji, a student in a juvenile detention center.
The story begins with the director Han Jae-yi getting the idea from a passage in a book he happened to read. The title of the film is a mixture of pessimism and optimism, and just like that, it depicts the world of teenage girls at the end of the century.
It contrasts the misfortunes of women with the joy and beauty of love that exists despite them. It is a coming-of-age story about girls who join hands to overcome their situations in an era where violence was considered normal.
This work, which is a tale, a coming-of-age story, and a love story, is given a TV Series-like and beautiful treatment by the two main actors, Park Suyeong from "Honey Bird" and Lee Yumi from "Squid Game," who give fresh and delicate performances.
The film beautifully transforms the story into a moving one. In an era when violence was rampant, two girls had no choice but to rely on each other. The final scene will make you remember your time there and you will not be able to watch it without crying.
The film is set in 1999, just before the millennium, when violence was rampant, and is a coming-of-age story about the chaotic atmosphere of an apocalyptic era and the girls who live in that era.
The two girls, who had nothing but love, are able to keep their love. With a taekwondo competition coming up, Juyeon is advised by her coach to suddenly gain six kilos and move up a weight class.
On the day of the competition, he believed in his coach's words, "Don't attack until you give instructions. It's a strategy, so just defend."
Juyeon ignores her coach's instructions and attacks, defeating her opponent with one punch, but loses the match because her coach announces that he will not play. After the match, Juyeon is assaulted by her coach in the locker room.
Juyeon was already set to lose. In this dark, bleak reality where no tomorrow is in sight, children are not protected by adults.
All they have to do is love and protect themselves. At their mother's suggestion, Juyeon went on a trip to Iksan with Yeji, Songhee, and Minwoo. There, she discovered the feeling of love for the first time and decided to become a
They start to feel like they are not human. After their short trip, the girls return to a reality that is still as filthy and horrible as ever. The reality, full of lies and desires from adults, becomes increasingly harsh.
Now that they can't stay together forever and can't express their love as they really are, they are cornered again. What will they choose?
In this apocalyptic time when love is impossible, the world of these girls who are convinced of their love for each other and try to protect it will surely evoke memories of our pure and sad first love.
The tear-jerking final scene is a must-see. The movie "We Can't Go to Heaven, But We Can Love," which reminds us of the sparkle and warmth of youth, will be shown at Cinemart from Friday, March 14th.
Released nationwide, including Shinjuku. Director: Han Jae-i. Cast: Park Suyeong, Lee YuMi, Shin Gi-hwan, Kim HyeonMok.
2024 / Korea / 112 min. / Vista / DCP 5.1ch / Subtitle translation: Ishii Kinuka / Original title: We Can't Go to Heaven
No Heaven, But Love / English title: No Heaven, But Love / Eirin Rating [PG12] ⓒ 2024 SW Content, All Rights Reserved.
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