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Possible Love

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A story of two married couples -- a laid-off worker and his spouse and a documentary filmmaker and her spouse -- crossing paths to film a documentary and facing their different lives and hidden desires.
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Critics Consensus

A perfectly poised drama that's seething with the chaos of modernity beneath its polished surface, Possible Love is a masterful exploration of fidelity and inequality from director Lee Chang-dong.

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Justin Chang The New Yorker 3 days ago
Possible Love is a multitasking marvel: a drama about the fragility of unions, in every sense, wrapped in a seminar on documentary ethics, but one with implications for the fiction realm, too. Go to Full Review
Danny Leigh Financial Times 4 days ago
5/5
Dizzyingly good, hard and tender at once, intricately designed without drawing preening attention to the fact. Go to Full Review
Wendy Ide Observer (UK) 4 days ago
This measured, superbly acted film is a work of abrasive intelligence, and fully justifies its generous running time. Go to Full Review
Diane Carson AWFJ.org 1 day ago
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Lee Chang-dong’s "Possible Love" explores the impact of South Korean’s massive labor layoffs and the anguish instigated. His conduit is one man, Ho-seok, now coping with his and his co-workers’ ordeal. Go to Full Review
Pat Mullen POV Magazine 1 day ago
The nuanced and deeply empathetic performances by Jeon and Cho illustrate how two women living under the same moon can be worlds apart. Go to Full Review
Michael Nordine Movie Brief 2 days ago
3.5/4
Another quietly stunning effort from a filmmaker who seems incapable of making anything less. Go to Full Review
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Kabir 4 days ago Classic Lee Chang Dong. It’s not for everyone. But those who want to feel something real, watch this film. It’s beautiful. See more John D 6 days ago Im gonna need some time with this one See more Jayden 6 days ago It took a bit to get into it at first, but once the movie starts to slowly reveal what it’s actually doing, I was FULLY ENGROSSED. See more Jonathan J 6 days ago Amazingly interwoven between class, gender, role and philosophy. The way that the story sets itself up and then unfurls itself is tender and delicate - dodging expectations and cliches. I loved the ending. Probably my best movie of 2026 (still haven’t seen Resident Evil or You Can See Everything). See more ES 6 days ago Masterpiece See more daniel s Oct 24, 2026 I hope we dont have to wait another 8 years for another Lee Chang-Dong film See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis A story of two married couples -- a laid-off worker and his spouse and a documentary filmmaker and her spouse -- crossing paths to film a documentary and facing their different lives and hidden desires.
Director
Lee Chang-dong
Producer
Lee Jun-dong, Lee Joon-dong, Lee Chang-dong, David Levine, Chadwick Prichard
Screenwriter
Lee Chang-dong, Oh Jungmi
Distributor
Netflix
Production Co
Pinehouse Film Co, Anonymous Content, NOWFILM Co
Rating
R (Language|Some Sexuality|Nudity)
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Korean
Release Date (Theaters)
Oct 23, 2026, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 6, 2026
Runtime
2h 44m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio
Flat (1.85:1)
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