Passing Summer 2018
Set against the sun-kissed backdrop of Jeju Island, the 2018 family drama *Passing Summer* follows the intertwined lives of Jeongbong and Seong-hye, co-owners of a tranquil guesthouse.
Director: Cho Sung-kyu
Cast
Im Won-hee
Jeong-bong
Shin So-yul
Seong-hye
Jun Suk-ho
In-gu
Jeong Yeon-joo
Chae-yun
Heo Dong-won
Seung-soo
Lee Bong-ryeon
Restaurant Owner
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Passing Summer (2018) about?
*Passing Summer (2018)* revolves around Jeongbong and Seong-hye, a couple running a guesthouse on Jeju Island. Their peaceful summer takes an unexpected turn when Seong-hye's ex-boyfriend and Jeongbong's former colleague arrive, sparking a series of tender and tense encounters that peel back the layers of their relationships.
Who directed Passing Summer?
Passing Summer (2018) was directed by Cho Sung-kyu, known for his thoughtful storytelling and intimate character pieces.
Who stars in Passing Summer?
The film stars Im Won-hee, Shin So-yul, Jun Suk-ho, Jeong Yeon-joo, and Heo Dong-won as the key figures in this summer drama.
Is Passing Summer (2018) worth watching?
While not rated on IMDb, *Passing Summer (2018)* offers a charming, low-key family drama with strong performances and a picturesque setting. Fans of gentle, character-driven stories will find it a satisfying, if quiet, watch.
How long is Passing Summer?
Passing Summer (2018) has a runtime of 93 minutes.
About Passing Summer (2018) — Family Drama Set on the Scenic Jeju Island
Set against the sun-kissed backdrop of Jeju Island, the 2018 family drama *Passing Summer* follows the intertwined lives of Jeongbong and Seong-hye, co-owners of a tranquil guesthouse. When Seong-hye's former flame and Jeongbong's ex-colleague unexpectedly arrive on a single late-summer day, the film weaves a delicate tapestry of second chances, lingering attachments, and the quiet dramas that unfold in the space between yesterday and tomorrow.
Director Cho Sung-kyu crafts a gentle, character-driven narrative that explores the nuances of love and connection without ever losing sight of the island's warm, almost nostalgic atmosphere. With understated performances from Im Won-hee and Shin So-yul, *Passing Summer (2018)* is a reflective slice-of-life story about how the past can gently brush against the present—sometimes lightly, sometimes with surprising weight.
Perfect for viewers who enjoy intimate family dramas with emotional depth, this film lingers long after the credits roll, inviting audiences to ponder the quiet moments that shape our lives.
