Hyo Jeong works at a radio station as a scenario writer and DJ. Her boyfriend of 10 years Won Jae, promised to marry after he returns from his studies in France. When Won Jae returns to Korea he brings along another…
Hyo-jeong has been waiting for her boyfriend Won-jae for ten long years while he studied abroad in France, dreaming of the day he’ll finally keep his promise to marry her. But when Won-jae returns to Korea, he brings along a secret that shatters her world: he has fallen in love with a man named Dong-hwa. What follows is a poignant, messy exploration of love, identity, and the painful choice between loyalty and self-truth. As Hyo-jeong struggles to understand what went wrong, she finds herself drawn into an unexpected connection with Dong-hwa, leading to a tangled love triangle that challenges every preconception about relationships and sexuality. This 2009 South Korean indie film doesn’t shy away from the ugliness of jealousy, the warmth of genuine affection, or the quiet desperation of clinging to a fading dream. With realistic performances and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, *Hello My Love* offers a raw, emotional journey that asks whether love can ever be neatly categorized – or if it’s always, in the end, a beautiful mess.