[Dispatch=Lee Myung-ju Reporter] Actors Suzy and Lee Jin-wook bring a warm breakup story.

The distributor announced on the 8th that the film "Seven O'Clock Breakfast Meeting for People Who Have Been Dumped" (Director Lim Sun-ae, hereinafter "Breakfast Meeting") will be released in December.

"Breakfast Meeting" is based on a novel of the same name. It is a story that begins when a man and woman who have broken up but cannot separate meet at a gathering of people with the same wounds.

A related poster has been unveiled. Sa-kang (played by Suzy) and Jihoon (played by Lee Jin-wook) were spotted. The sadness that remains even after breaking up with a former lover was felt.

The text in the poster is also meaningful. It contains the tagline "It's over, but I want to end it." It raised curiosity about the realistic love and breakup to be conveyed in the film.

The trailer begins with Sa-kang's narration. She was not moving forward easily even after love had ended. She asked, "Can't you fall asleep either?"

Jihoon confesses in a calm voice, "I may have been holding on to a relationship that already ended long ago for the sake of living." Ultimately, he sheds tears.

The viewing point is the synergy completed by the Suzy and Lee Jin-wook pairing. Suzy delivers deepened emotional acting. Lee Jin-wook also adds delicate sensibility.

Director Lim Sun-ae's direction is also worth noting. She has been recognized for her profound perspective and meticulous directing through films such as "69" and "Love at the End of the Century."

Meanwhile, "Breakfast Meeting" is scheduled for theatrical release in December.

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