Kim Hyang-gi's 'Just Breathing Next to You' to be released on November 18

Andong Gu and Kim Hyang Gi's Youth Survival Romance... Main Poster RevealedActors Andong Gu (left) and Kim Hyang Gi will star in the film 'It's Okay to Just Breathe Next to Me,' which opens on November 18. /Opener Film·Myeong Film[THE FACT|Reporter Park Ji-yoon] Actress Kim Hyang Gi will debut in theaters in November with 'It's Okay to Just Breathe Next to Me.'Production companies Opener Film and Myeong Film announced on the 27th, "The film 'It's Okay to Just Breathe Next to Me' (directed by Ko Hyung-ju), starring Kim Hyang Gi and Andong Gu, has confirmed its release date for November 18," and released the main poster.The film is a youth survival romance that depicts the story of a 20-something couple, Hwa-ran (Kim Hyang Gi) and I-wan (Andong Gu), who have nothing but love and dreams, losing their deposit due to a fraudulent housing deposit scheme.Kim Hyang Gi and Andong Gu will play Hwa-ran, who dreams of becoming a webtoon artist, and I-wan, who dreams of becoming a hip-hop musician, respectively, becoming a youth couple struggling between love and livelihood.They plan to prepare a home to live in together and envision a future, but their plans fall apart due to an unexpected event, and they start a new life in an unfamiliar space. The two, who must take care of everything from their immediate survival to their individual dreams, are expected to deliver fresh excitement and bittersweet empathy through their chaotic cohabitation.In addition, Jeong I-rang will play Ahn Da-jeong, a real estate agent who introduces bizarre properties, and Hong Si-young will play Gyeong-tae, I-wan's eccentric friend, adding vitality to the drama.The poster released today captures attention with the image of Hwa-ran and I-wan sitting side by side on a rooftop under a starry night sky. The situation of the two, who lost their home to live in together and are staying in a tent on a friend's rooftop, contrasts with the romantic night sky, wittily revealing the reality of youth, which cannot be solved by love alone.The addition of the phrase 'There is love, but no home' encapsulates the story of the two people caught between romance and survival. Their appearance, desperately wanting to be together but lacking even a proper place to stay, makes the audience more curious about the cheerful yet poignant cohabitation story the film will present.'It's Okay to Just Breathe Next to Me' will be available in theaters nationwide starting November 18.jiyoon-1031@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]