IU & Park BoGum's ”Thank You” finale finally revealed... dazzling dedication

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Netflix series ‘When Life Gives You Tangerines’ has released a four-act trailer and third press stills, and it is a hot topic.

‘When Life Gives You Tangerines’ is a drama that compares the adventurous lives of rebel Ae-sun and cast-iron-like Gwan-sik, who were born in Jeju, to the four seasons. The final act, the fourth act of When Life Gives You Tangerines, which drew viewers into the lives of Ae-sun and Gwan-sik, who face the waves of life and overcome the adventures of life together, and which simultaneously brought tears of sympathy and laughter, is finally being shown to the public.

The released trailer for the fourth act opens with Geum-myung (IU) in her wedding dress, laughing brightly and waving, and Yong-beom (Lee Joon-young) smiling as she faces and waves. While we wonder whether Geum-myung, like her parents, will also be united with her first love, the winter of Ae-sun (Moon So-ri) and Gwan-sik (Park Hae-jung), which unfolds in earnest, coincides with the moment of adult Geum-myung and Eun-myung (Kang Yoo-seok), with unpredictable incidents and mountainous scenes, yet the spring that comes again Showing the hope of moving towards.

"It's exciting because you don't know who will come back and who will come anew. And finally a special and unforgettable winter had come" and “In the winter of the new millennium, we were each ready to make things happen”, as Geum-myung narrates, “For the first time in Geum-myung's life, Gwan-sik is angry with her daughter, and her mother Aes-un, who has visited her in prison, asks, ”What have you done?’ and Eun-myung bites back, showing that their winter is also a dramatic season. The appearance of new faces is also welcome, such as daughter Hyun-sook (Lee Soo-kyung), who begs Sang-gil (Choi Dae-hoon), ‘Give me money, money."

Also, Gwan-sik's smile as he speaks to the young Geum-myeong just before the bride's entrance, on the day of the national school entrance ceremony, and at the entrance of the examination hall where she takes the university entrance exam, ‘Geum-myeong and your father are standing right here’, as he did to the young and young Geum-myeong, makes us think of our own parents who have stood their ground for their children no matter what waves have hit them. The film is moving because it reminds us of our parents, who have stood their ground for their children no matter what waves hit them. The image of the aged Ae-sun and Gwang-shik, passing through life's joys, sorrows and various ridges, holding hands unchanged under the dancing pink cherry leaves, creates a hazy atmosphere that overlaps with their clumsy, heart-pumping first kiss in the rape field that was their spring day. After all the time they have spent living together with all their hearts, as the drama's title ‘When Life Gives You Tangerines’ implies, ‘You, let's live like this, shall we?’ Ae-sun's words, ‘Let's live like this’, leave hope for spring - summer - autumn - winter and the coming spring again.

The third press still released together with the film contains a peek into the stories of the characters in the fourth act of ‘When Life Gives You Tangerines’. On a sunny day, the bride Geum-myung is happy as she takes a photo in front of the wedding hall with her friends. The images of Aesun laughing and Gwang-shik crying at the ceremony show the contrasting yet compounded feelings of a mother and father towards their daughter who is leaving them. The images of Ae-sun and Gwang-shik working hard for the family in their respective positions, even after their children have grown up, show the unchanging perseverance of Ae-sun, who remains firm, and Gwang-shik, who is like a cast-iron.

Meanwhile, the fourth act of ‘When Life Gives You Tangerines’ will be released on Netflix on Friday 28th March.