Our Movie K-drama is one of the new exciting Korean TV shows to watch in 2025. Released on June 13, 2025, the TV series has generated buzz among K-drama fans.
But what’s amazing about Our Movie, and why should you watch it? Below is a detailed review of the Korean drama, with everything you need to know, from the cast, plot, where you can watch it, and why K-drama fans are smitten with it.
Our Movie K-drama cast
Our Movie K-drama features an impressive lineup of stars, including K-drama favorites Namkoong Min and Jeon Yeo-Been, who play the male and female leads, respectively.
Namkoong Min is an award-winning Korean actor, director, and screenwriter who is famous for playing several roles in K-dramas such as A Dirty Carnival, Beautiful Gong Shim, Hot Stove League, The Veil, My Dearest, One Dollar Lawyer, and Good Manager.
Jeon Yeo-Been is another popular K-drama star, well-known for her role in After My Death, for which she won the Actress of the Year Award at the 22nd Busan Film Festival.
She is also famous for various other roles in Korean movies and dramas such as Night in Paradise, A Time Called You, Glitch, Be Melodramatic, and Vincenzo (for which she received significant recognition for her portrayal of lawyer Hong Cha-young).
The complete cast of Our Movie is as follows:
- Jeon Yeo-Been as Lee Da-Eum
- Namkoong Min as Lee Je-Ha
- Seo Hyun-woo as Bu Seung-Won
- Kwon Hae-hyo as Lee Jung-Hyo
- Lee Seol as Chae Seo-Young
- Seo Yi Seo as Kim Jung-Woo
- Oh Kyung-hwa as Kwak Kyo-Young
- Seo Jung-Yeon as Ko Hye-Young
- Oh Min-ae as Hwang Mi-Sun
- Lee Sang-hee as Yu Eun-Ae
- Jang Jae-ho as Kim Min-Suk
- Han Jonghoon as Hang Sung-Ho
- Kim Eun-Bi as Yoo Hong
What is the plot of Our Movie?
Our Movie K-drama follows the complicated love story of Lee Je-Ha, a struggling film director who has been in a creative block, and Lee Da-Eum, a terminally ill aspiring actress, as they work on a film about terminal illness.
The drama begins with Je-Ha’s directorial debut, which is a huge hit. However, the event takes a tragic turn when he learns that his father, Lee Du-young, an acclaimed director, has passed away.
Following this, Je-Ha enters a creative slump and spends the next five years distancing himself from the filmmaking industry, with no new projects in sight.
The creative slump leads to questions about Je-Ha’s success, with some people (including Je-Ha) believing that his first project was only famous because of his father’s legacy.
However, he has a chance for a comeback by remaking a famous movie about terminal, Love in White. At first, he is hesitant because it was his father’s movie, which he directed while his mother was terminally ill.
Later, Je-Ha learns that his mother was the one who wrote the script and ends up changing his mind about remaking the film.
Lee Da-Eum, on the other hand, is a terminally ill but bubbly girl who likes hanging around the hospital, where she films things with a handy cam while befriending people she comes across.
Je-Ha and Da-Eum’s paths start crossing, first when she accidentally films him when he is leaving a film release after party, and later when they both attend the screening of Love In White.
When Je-Ha decides to remake Love In White, he approaches Da-Eum’s doctor in search of a terminal illness consultant, and that is how he formally meets Da-Eum.
The duo’s relationship becomes even more complex when Da-Eum decides to audition for the leading role in the Love in White remake.
Where can you watch Our Movie?
Our Movie K-drama premiered on the SBS network, with two episodes released every week (Friday and Saturday at 9.50 p.m. Korea Standard Time).
Therefore, if you are in South Korea, you can watch the drama on the SBS TV channel when it airs or stream it via the SBS on Demand website or the SBS Play app, which you can download from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Note: There is another streaming platform, also known as SBS (SBS Australia). Therefore, when looking to stream or subscribe, ensure that you choose the correct platform – the Korean SBS.
Internationally, Our Movie is available to stream on Disney+ and Hulu. You can also stream the TV show on other streaming packages that feature Disney and Hulu, for example, Disney+, Hulu, and the ESPN+ bundle.
Why are fans buzzing about Our Movie’ K-drama?
Our Movie has received a lot of positive reactions from fans, especially on the international scene. The TV show has an impressive IMDb rating of 9.4/10 and a Google Users score of 95%.
There are two major reasons why the drama is creating such a buzz amongst K-drama fans:
- Presence of famous K-drama stars in the cast
- A great script and plot
The famous K-stars in Our Movie cast
Namkoong Min is one of the most celebrated stars in the K-drama scene, but he has been absent from the screens since his 2023 project, My Dearest.
As such, many K-drama fans have been eager for him to return, which has helped create some buzz around Our Movie.
Jeon Yeo-Been is another top actress in the K-drama scene, whose performance in Vincenzo won the hearts of many Korean drama fans. Consequently, her appearance in Our Movie has generated a lot of interest among fans.
Our Movie’s amazing plot and script
Besides the impressive cast, Our Movie’s script and plot have impressed many K-drama fans.
One user on IMDb, who claims to be an avid K-drama fan, described the TV show as having “the best two [pilot] episodes” with well-written dialogues and actors who are a perfect fit for their characters.
The user also praises the TV show for having a touching storyline, stating:
“It’s such a heartwarming K-drama that really changes your perspective of life. It makes you realize how time is important and not all people have the time you have.”
“It really shows you the life/perspective of a terminally ill person, especially in this case, that she knows from a young age that she is going to be terminally ill, and that fear of not be able to do anything and knowing that you can get sick anytime, and not doing the things you want in the fear of dying.”
Another IMDb has praised the TV show for being “a melodrama that hooks you in every line” and with emotionally rich storytelling and strong character dynamics.
“The conversations, especially between the leads, aren’t just words-they hit deep. There’s tension, vulnerability, and unspoken feelings in every line. You can feel the weight behind what they’re saying and what they’re not saying.”