Watch: Jeon Yeo Been Wishes To Meet Ahn Hyo Seop One Last Time In “Some Day Or One Day” Remake “A Time Called You” Teasers

Aug 10, 2023

Netflix has dropped a new poster and teaser for the upcoming series “A Time Called You”!

Based on the Taiwanese drama “Some Day or One Day,” “A Time Called You” is a time-slip romance revolving around the story of Jun Hee (Jeon Yeo Been), who misses her boyfriend who passed away one year ago. She miraculously returns to the year 1998 and meets Si Heon (Ahn Hyo Seop) who looks exactly like her late boyfriend.

The newly released poster features a beautiful moment of a couple, but a crack that crosses between the two as well as the the subtly misaligned background draw viewers’ attention. The lines of text on top of the characters’ heads that read, “I can tell as soon as I see you,” and “I will go see you,” further stimulate curiosity on whether they are in the same time zone or looking for each other in different time zones.

Watch: Jeon Yeo Been Wishes To Meet Ahn Hyo Seop One Last Time In “Some Day Or One Day” Remake “A Time Called You” Teasers

The teaser kicks off with Jun Hee missing her boyfriend Yeon Jun who passed away in a sudden accident. The moment Jun Hee plays the mysterious cassette tape that was delivered to her, she enters the time of 1998. Jun Hee wakes up as high school student Min Ju who lives in a different time zone and meets Si Heon who looks exactly like her late boyfriend Yeon Jun.

Jun Hee has been longing to see Yeon Jun just one more time, but the person in front of her is not Yeon Jun but high school student Si Heon. On top of this, Si Heon’s best friend In Gyu (Kang Hoon) has a crush on Min Ju. When a bittersweet love triangle between the three is about to begin, a mysterious incident that threatens Min Ju occurs at the same time.

Watch the full teaser below!

“A Time Called You” will premiere on September 8. Stay tuned!

 

Source: Soompi

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