So Long, See You Tomorrow

At 42, Dong Joon is a man adrift, haunted by the ghost of a decision made decades ago. A solitary soul burying his pain in routine and alcohol, his life shatters and reforms when he begins to glimpse alternate versions of himself—three different paths unfolding in the cities of Daegu, Seoul, and Busan. Each timeline offers a starkly different Dong Joon: one consumed by regret, another trying to outrun his past, and a third tentatively seeking balance. As these universes intersect with memories of his first love, the rebellious and hopeful Kang Hyun, the film weaves a deeply moving meditation on loss, queer identity, and the courage to forgive oneself. Drawing on classic literature and a stunning visual palette, *So Long, See You Tomorrow* is not a conventional romance but a lyrical exploration of how the same heart can love, hurt, and heal across infinite possibilities. It's a poignant reminder that no matter the universe, some connections are worth running toward—even if 'see you tomorrow' takes a lifetime.