The melodrama 'Güle-Güle' starring Lee Hee-joon, Seo Ye-hwa, and Shin Min-jae continues to screen under challenging conditions, receiving rave reviews from audiences.
'Güle-Güle' is a romance film filled with pure laughter, deep tears, and a lingering aftertaste, telling a story of bidding farewell to past loves, dreams, and regrets. The title 'Güle-Güle,' a Turkish phrase used when saying goodbye, translates to 'smile as you go.'
Director Ko Bong-soo, known for his unique humor and prolific output in films like 'Delta Boys' (2017), 'Loser's Adventure' (2018), and 'The Rain Comes Soon' (2021), presents his eighth feature film. It stars Lee Hee-joon, whose versatile acting has made him a leading figure, Seo Ye-hwa, known for her solid performances on the theater stage, Shin Min-jae, who captured audiences with his powerful presence in 'Heavenly Ever After' (2025), and Jung Chun, adding depth to the film with their exceptional supporting roles.
Since its release on the 11th, 'Güle-Güle' has been the talk of the town for its overwhelmingly positive reviews. Fans of Ko Bong-soo's previous works and new viewers alike have praised the film for its quality, the sparkling performances of its cast, and the enchanting depiction of Turkey's Cappadocia.
Additionally, comments like "A film with great dialogue. If you haven't laughed in a while, 'Güle-Güle' will remedy that" (E***, CGV), and "Is this a movie or a comedy sketch? Either way, I laughed a lot" (Hwang**, Watchapedia) highlight the unique comedy of Ko Bong-soo and the delightful moments created by the cast.
'Güle-Güle' opened on the 11th and is currently showing in about 30 screens nationwide. Despite the challenging screening conditions, it continues to receive high praise from those who've seen it, marking a meaningful journey.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)