Directed by Celine Song
After decades apart, childhood friends Nora and Hae Sung are reunited in New York for one fateful weekend as they confront notions of destiny, love, and the choices that make a life.
Greta Lee Teo Yoo John Magaro Moon Seung-ah Yim Seung-min Yoon Ji-hye Choi Won-young An Min-young Seo Yeon-woo Chang Ki-ha Shin Hee-cheol Park Jun-hyuk Jack Alberts Jane Yubin Kim Noo Ri Song Si Ah Jin Yoon Seo Choi Hwang Seung-eon Jojo T. Gibbs Emily Cass McDonnell Federico Rodriguez Conrad Schott Kristen Sieh Oge Agulué Chase Sui Wonders Isaac Powell
Celine Song Taylor Shung Christine D'Souza Gelb Miky Lee Jerry Kyoungboum Ko Yeonu Choi Kang Ho-sung
Joanne Ling Earl Hall Mark Kurtz Charles Carter Mike Cardenas Dajuan Walker Dennis Yi Helena Darku Nicholas J. Miceli Ruby Ling James Cage Tess Altman Kevin Sosbe
ครั้งหนึ่ง...ซึ่งคิดถึงตลอดไป, 怕死來福, 패스트 라이브즈, パスト・ライブス, 過去の人生, 过往人生, Geçmiş Yaşamlar, Past Lives (Vidas pasadas), Keçmiş Yaşamlar, Előző életek, Vidas Passadas, Vidas Pasadas, الحيوات السابقة, زندگیهای گذشته, Mga Nakaraang Buhay, Nos vies d'avant, Прошлые жизни, Past Lives - Nos vies d’avant, Минулі життя, Muôn Kiếp Nhân Duyên, Minulé životy, Past Lives - In einem anderen Leben, חיים שלמים, 之前的我們, Poprzednie życie, Vidas pasadas, Прошли животи, 從前的我們, Başka Bir Hayatta, パスト ライブス／再会, Praėję gyvenimai, Минали животи, Περασμένες Ζωές, Din alte vieți, Pretekla življenja, Prošli životi, Nos vies passées, Vides passades, წარსული ცხოვრება, Eelmised elud, Pagājušās dzīves
USA Sundance Film Festival 
Germany Berlin International Film Festival USAPG-13 New York City, New York 
AustraliaM Sydney Film Festival 
Czechia Karlovy Vary International Film Festival Australia Melbourne International Film Festival 
Hong Kong Summer International Film Festival 
UK12A Edinburgh International Film Festival 
France Deauville Film Festival Australia Darwin International Film Festival 
South Korea12 Busan International Film Festival 
Indonesia Jakarta Film Week 
Estonia Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 
China Shanghai International Film Festival（4K） USAPG-13 USAPG-13 USAPG-13 
Puerto RicoPG-13 
Taiwan Indonesia 
PhilippinesPG 
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Thailand13 Czechia12+ Taiwan 
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New Zealand UK12A 
Ireland12A 
Poland 
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SwedenBtl 
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found a version without subtitles, to get the full arthur experience
telling your long lost friend and potential lover to watch eternal sunshine is an act of emotional violence
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Shoutout to the husband for being shockingly chill about this whole situation
Adding the — You dream in a language that I can't understand to my own depressing cinematic universe that already includes hits like:
— I love you. It'll pass.
— Feelings can creep up just like that.
— I'll go. And I'll stay.
— I think it's nice that we share the same sky.
The white guy wrote a book called boner 💀💀
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“you make my life so big” is such a stupidly beautiful thing to say to someone I’m throwing up vehemently
Why do “what ifs” in movies hurt so good
”you're dreaming in a language that i can’t understand” what if i jump off a cliff?
“In another life” type narratives are literally psychological warfare
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
he was waiting on the steps 🥺😭
the kinda movie that makes you want to sit down and write a book about your life
felt so prepared to fall in love with this film but i couldn't help feeling like everything was a little underdeveloped. in the film we spend time with essentially three characters for 106 minutes, and somehow they all feel sort of surface-level in exploration. it just feels like a lot of this film is people discussing what other people are like without really seeing that exemplified in the film itself. greta lee is excellent, but i just feel like she doesn't have a lot to do besides agree with or reject what other people are projecting onto her, and in the end she feels a little distant to me perhaps because we really only see who she is with these…
