When is the release date for Possible Love? Review, Role of Jo Yuri (+Netflix Release)

We’ve summarized everything for you in one go: the movie *Love Is Possible*, from its release date (September 23) to its Netflix release date (November 6), reviews, and information on the role of Jo Yu-ri! If you’re curious about the atmosphere of Director Lee Chang-dong’s new film, check it out now.

 

1. Possible Love Release Date & Netflix Release Schedule

Many of you are probably wondering whether to watch it on the big screen at the movie theater or comfortably at home via OTT, right? This film will be released in theaters first, followed by a Netflix release!

 

Venice International Film Festival Screening: September 6, 2026

Domestic theatrical release date: September 23, 2026

Netflix Release Date: November 6, 2026

 

It’s the perfect schedule to enjoy a substantial viewing on the big screen as autumn begins, and then rewatch it on Netflix at home around the time winter turns into winter!

2. Movie Review & Key Points for Love Possible

It is a story that unfolds as a couple of laid-off workers (Sul Kyung-gu and Jeon Do-yeon) and a couple of documentary directors (Jo In-sung and Jo Yeo-jeong) become entangled. Here is a summary of the overall reviews and atmosphere from international critics!

 

Overwhelming chemistry among the actors: It is said that actor Sol Kyung-gu, who plays the role of Ho-seok, delivers such an insane performance in the latter part of the film where he breaks down his emotional barriers that it was described as the movie's "painfully beating heart." His chemistry with actress Jeon Do-yeon as a married couple is also incredibly realistic!

 

Delicacy that creeps into the heart: It is not simply a sensational soap opera, but rather explores the harshness of everyday life, petty jealousy, and the desire to connect with others in a very gentle and affectionate way.

 

Comfort for Anxious Times: There are many reviews saying that they find profound comfort in the actors' expressions and gazes, which convey the fears we could not fully express in words amidst wealth inequality or unstable lives.

 

Although the movie is a bit long at 164 minutes, rumors say the immersion is incredible and will get you completely hooked!

3. Jo Yuri Role Information

Jo Yuri, a former member of IZ*ONE who has recently been working hard as an actress, has also joined this movie!

 

Role: Participating in this film as a supporting actor, I work alongside veteran actors and play a scene-stealing role.

Point: Seeing him build such a substantial filmography, from the 'Squid Game' series to Director Lee Chang-dong's movies, makes me really look forward to his future as an actor!

 

4. Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

 

Q1. What is the level of explicitness or viewing rating for the movie *Love*?
A. This film is rated R (restricted to viewers 18 and older). Please keep in mind when watching, as it deals with deep ethical dilemmas regarding class and human relationships, as well as heavy emotional themes.

 

Q2. Should I watch it in the theater, or wait for Netflix?
A. If you want to deeply experience the actors' subtle facial expressions and Director Lee Chang-dong's signature delicate direction, I highly recommend watching it when it opens in theaters on September 23rd! The Netflix release is on November 6th, so there is a difference of about 1.5 months.

 

Q3. Does it feel similar to Director Lee Chang-dong's previous work, [Burning]?
A. Like [Burning], it deals with the characters' anxiety and desires, but [Possible Love] has a slightly more direct message and clearer moral questions, making it much easier for the audience to understand and empathize with.

 

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