Love Now

In the 2007 film Love Now, the intertwining lives of two couples paint a poignant picture of love, longing, and the complexities of modern relationships. Young-joon and So-yeo appear to be a stable couple, content in their marriage, until they meet Min-jae and Yu-na at a friend’s wine bar. This chance encounter sets off a chain of events that forces both couples to confront the emotional voids in their relationships. As Young-joon embarks on a journey of self-discovery with the charismatic fashion consultant Yu-na, So-yeo finds herself unexpectedly drawn to the alluring hotelier Min-jae during a business trip to Hong Kong.

The film delves into themes of desire and unfulfilled potential, showcasing how the grass can often seem greener on the other side. Young-joon and So-yeo’s seemingly perfect life begins to unravel as they navigate their flirty interactions and new connections, revealing the fragility of their marital bliss. The chemistry between the characters is palpable, as each partner grapples with the choices they make and the revelations that come with exploring what they truly seek in love. Love Now invites viewers to reflect on the nature of commitment, the search for passion, and the realization that sometimes, love's true essence can be found in unexpected places.