[Press Release] Go on a Journey of Love and Healing this Valentine's Day with K-Romance Series "Melo Movie"

(from left to right) Jeon So-nee, Lee Jun-young, Park Bo-young, Choi Wooshik

Can a second chance at love and dreams mend the scars of the past? "Melo Movie" invites you to explore the possibilities behind this question as it premieres on February 14. The main trailer unveiled today presents the movie-like times of four young people who want to find love and pursue dreams while overcoming trauma and discovering themselves.

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At the heart of "Melo Movie" is the rekindled romance of Go Gyeom, played by Choi Wooshik ("A Killer Paradox", "Parasite"), and Kim Moo-bi, portrayed by Park Bo-young ("Daily Dose of Sunshine", "Strong Woman Do Bong-soon"). Gyeom, a lifelong cinephile turned film critic, crosses paths again with Moo-bi, a budding director with a complex past. Though they were drawn together in the past, an unexpected incident caused them to stay apart - until fate brings them back to face each other, confronting both old wounds and sparks. Despite lingering doubt and anger, Kim Moo-bi becomes entangled with Go Gyeom once more as he moves next door.

The series also features Lee Jun-young ("Mask Girl", "Badland Hunters") as Hong Si-joon, an aspiring musician and Gyeom's best friend, and Jeon So-nee ("Parasyte: The Grey", "Our Blooming Youth") as Son Joo-ah, Si-joon's ex-girlfriend. Years later, she reappears in front of him as a screenwriter, asking him to make the music for the story she wrote about them.

Behind the scenes, "Melo Movie" boasts a powerhouse creative team. Director Oh Choong-hwan, known for his magical touch on hits like "Hotel Del Luna" and "Start Up", joins forces with "Our Beloved Summer" writer Lee Na-eun-I. Together, they craft a story that captures the essence of youth and the bittersweet journey of growth, with love and laughter.

As new and old emotions stir between the two couples, where will these reunions end up? Mark your calendars for February 14 with "Melo Movie", only on Netflix.