Soar

Soar (2026)



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5.0 2026 91 min South Korea

Director: Kim Da-som

Cast: Hwang Bo-un, Chae Jung-an, Min Hyo-gyeong, Bae Min-su, Seo Dong-gab

Drama
A 16-year-old girl named Hyun-jae, fleeing a violent father, tricks Hae-in—a grieving mother desperately hunting for her lost daughter—into letting her move in as a substitute. Through the warmth of summer, Hyun-jae grows close to Hae-in, discovering solace in her passion for singing, yet her longing to fill Yun-seul’s place turns into an all-consuming fixation. When hope arrives that Hae-in’s real daughter may have been located, Hyun-jae, shaken by her own fears, makes a courageous sacrifice to stay by Hae-in’s side, finally accepting that no one can truly replace the missing girl.

More About This Film

Soar is a Korean drama about people whose lives become connected through difficult personal circumstances and the hope of finding a way forward. The story focuses on emotional recovery, relationships and the possibility of reaching a new stage in life after disappointment.

Chae Jeong-an and Hwang Bo-un lead the film, giving the story a strong generational contrast between established adulthood and youthful uncertainty. The production favors intimate character moments over large-scale spectacle, making the emotional choices of its protagonists the main source of tension.

  • Directed by a South Korean filmmaker working in contemporary drama.
  • Stars Chae Jeong-an and Hwang Bo-un.
  • The film runs approximately 90 minutes.
  • It was released in South Korea in 2026.
  • The story emphasizes resilience, relationships and personal change.

Where to Watch

Soar has a Korean theatrical and digital release profile, with international streaming dependent on licensing.