Bae Suzy Finishes Filming the Movie 'The Seven O'Clock Breakfast Meeting of the Broken People', Shows a Happy Face

Kapanlagi.com - Bae Suzy is reported to star in the latest film titled '7 a.m. Breakfast Meeting for the Heartbroken', which is adapted from the 2012 novel by Baek Young-ok titled 'The Seven O'clock Breakfast Meeting for the Broken Heart'. This latest South Korean film seems ready to greet fans, as Bae Suzy just showcased a moment of herself finishing the filming of the movie.

In her social media post, Bae Suzy looks happy to have completed the filming. In several moments, she is seen being surprised with a cake by the staff as a marker of the filming's completion.

1. Film About Heartbreak 

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Later, we will see Bae Suzy and Lee Jin-wook acting together in a touching story about heartbreak and healing. Directed by Im Sun-Ae, this film is adapted from the famous novel by Baek Young-ok published in 2012.

2. Touching Characters

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The character played by Bae Suzy here also adds a unique color to the story. Yoon Sa-gang, portrayed by Bae Suzy, is a relatable figure for many. She faces sadness after an unfortunate relationship with a married pilot. Meanwhile, Lee Ji-hoon, played by Lee Jin-wook, also has a story that is equally touching.

3. Suzy Posts Moments After Filming

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This woman, born on October 10, 1994, is also seen wearing a thick jacket that covers her body up to her neck, leaving her cute face visible even though she has reached the age of 30. Her hands appear busy warming her face with a hot pack, and her adorable face looks comfortable despite feeling cold.

4. Coming This Year

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In this film, Suzy will act alongside renowned actors such as Lee Jin-wook, Yoo Ji-tae, and Geum Sae-rok. This film project also marks a reunion between Suzy and Lee Jin-wook, who previously collaborated in the Netflix series 'Doona!'. The film 'The Seven O'Clock Breakfast Meeting of the Broken People' is expected to be released in the second half of 2025.

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