Suzy and Lee Jin-uk, a connection that began after parting ways… "The Seven O’Clock Breakfast Club" release date confirmed for December 30

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The film "The Seven O’Clock Breakfast Club for the Heartbroken" has confirmed its release date of December 30 and unveiled a "Breakfast Club" poster and main trailer.

"The Seven O’Clock Breakfast Club for the Heartbroken" (directed by Im Sun-ae) is a story about "Sa-gang" (played by Suzy) and "Ji-hoon" (played by Lee Jin-uk), who gather at a special meeting to cope with the wounds of breakup, as they set out to find traces of their parting that were accidentally swapped, ultimately confronting the reality of their separation. The release of the "Breakfast Club" poster and main trailer on the 16th has drawn attention.

The unveiled "Breakfast Club" poster captures the appearance of "Sa-gang" and "Ji-hoon," who have attended a special gathering for those facing breakups at seven in the morning, drawing the eye. The loneliness lingering in their calm expressions allows viewers to imagine the hearts of those who have not yet escaped the pain of relationships that have ended. In addition, the tagline, "Perhaps we all came here so we could grieve freely," stimulates curiosity about the unresolved stories each of them carries while heightening anticipation for what changes they will experience through this breakfast club.

The main trailer released alongside begins with a scene of "Sa-gang" ending her relationship. Scenes of "Sa-gang" and "Ji-hoon," who attend the breakfast club carrying their own stories, are intercut, sparking curiosity about the special story that unfolds between the two in this unfamiliar gathering. In particular, the trailer shows "Sa-gang" leaving the venue while holding a Rolleiflex camera—a memento of heartbreak containing traces of "Ji-hoon's" past relationship—and "Ji-hoon" trying to retrieve his belongings, amplifying curiosity about what story will unfold between the two following the accidental swap of their heartbreak mementos. Added to this are realistic lines from the characters that prompt reflection on ended relationships, such as "What kind of love did you have?" and "Was it just stubbornness?", evoking deep empathy and lingering resonance.

Suzy portrays "Sa-gang," who holds onto feelings that do not easily settle even after a relationship ends, depicting complex and subtle emotional shifts with delicate eye contact and expressions to enhance immersion. Lee Jin-uk adds persuasiveness by expressing the inner world of "Ji-hoon," who cannot let go of a past relationship and reflects on his true feelings, through restrained emotional acting. As the two are shown accepting their breakup in different ways, anticipation is building for the intimate emotional performances and solid chemistry that Suzy and Lee Jin-uk will deliver.

Meanwhile, "The Seven O’Clock Breakfast Club for the Heartbroken" is scheduled to open in theaters on December 30 of this year.

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