Lee Soo Hyuk And Ha Yun Kyung Face The Weight Of Tragedy In New Film "LOST"

Mar 26, 2025

Upcoming mystery film “LOST” has unveiled a new poster!

“LOST” follows the unexpected journey of two individuals—one, the son of a perpetrator, and the other, the daughter of a victim—both burdened by the weight of their families’ sins, merely existing rather than truly living. As they embark on an unforeseen companionship, they begin to find a newfound desire to live.

Unlike one-sided redemption stories, the film embraces a mutual redemption narrative, with both characters helping each other heal, find meaning in life, and move forward together.

In the film, Tae Hwa (Lee Soo Hyuk) receives a lung transplant from his father—the driver in a fatal hit-and-run. Overcome with guilt, he sets out to find Mi Ji (Ha Yun Kyung), the victim’s daughter. Initially, their painful connection makes it difficult to trust each other, but over time, they form a bond. As they confront their past, their journey becomes one of healing, hope, and forgiveness, offering comfort to the audience. Through their shared struggles, they discover the true meaning of life.

The newly released poster hints at their story of fate, guilt, and redemption. Tae Hwa stands, burdened with remorse, while Mi Ji aims a gun at him, her gaze unwavering.

The quote on the poster, “Meeting you made me want to live,” offers a glimpse of hope, while the tagline “The son of a perpetrator. The daughter of a victim. The barrel of a gun is aimed at their twisted fates!” teases the film’s emotional depth.