Sua's Home 2025
"Why did you come to my house?"
In *Sua's Home (2025)*, director Yun Sim-kyoung crafts a poignant drama about resilience and belonging, set against the quiet tension of a modern family.
Director: Yun Sim-kyoung
Cast
Choi Myeong-bin
Young-sun
Moon Seung-ah
Sua
Kim Tae-hun
Yoo Da-in
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Sua's Home (2025)* about?
*Sua's Home* tells the story of Young-sun, a teenage girl abandoned by her adoptive parents, who seeks shelter with her tennis teammate Sua. Struggling to carve out a place in Sua's reluctant household, Young-sun's desperate attempts to belong unravel the fragile boundaries between gratitude and burden within the family.
Who directed *Sua's Home*?
The film is directed by Yun Sim-kyoung, a filmmaker known for her nuanced storytelling and emotionally layered dramas.
Who stars in *Sua's Home*?
The cast features Choi Myeong-bin as Young-sun, Moon Seung-ah as Sua, alongside Kim Tae-hun and Yoo Da-in in pivotal supporting roles.
Is *Sua's Home (2025)* worth watching?
With its raw emotional core and sensitive direction by Yun Sim-kyoung, *Sua's Home* offers a moving exploration of displacement and belonging. While IMDb ratings are pending, its drama-driven narrative and strong performances make it compelling for fans of intimate, character-driven storytelling.
How long is *Sua's Home*?
*Sua's Home* has a runtime of 110 minutes.
About Sua's Home (2025) — When kindness becomes a temporary roof over a storm
In *Sua's Home (2025)*, director Yun Sim-kyoung crafts a poignant drama about resilience and belonging, set against the quiet tension of a modern family. The story follows 15-year-old Young-sun, cast adrift after her adoptive parents abandon her, who seeks refuge with Sua, a tennis teammate whose home becomes her fragile sanctuary. Grasping for stability, Young-sun tries to earn a place in Sua's family, only to find herself seen as an intruder in a space that once felt like home. As emotional walls rise and unspoken expectations clash, the film explores themes of displacement, the fragility of kindness, and the price of acceptance. With its understated yet layered storytelling, *Sua's Home* lingers like an unspoken truth, revealing how temporary shelters can feel like prisons when kindness wears thin.
At its heart, Yun Sim-kyoung's sensitive direction, paired with standout performances from Choi Myeong-bin and Moon Seung-ah, turns an intimate household drama into a universal reflection on what it means to belong. The film balances quiet heartbreak with moments of hope, capturing the delicate balance between gratitude and longing in a house that never quite feels like yours.
