Past Lives | Official Trailer HD | A24

Got chills from the trailer, I'm sure I'll be crying at the end of the movie

This movie is just sooo realistic that even their stares and no words just gives you a ton of emotions. It left a hole in my heart

Saw this yesterday and don’t think I’ve ever been so moved by a film, I started crying from the very first scene and didn’t stop until 15 mins after it ended. but it’s not because it’s dreary or depressing, just so heartfelt and deeply relatable. Such a masterpiece of a film my heart aches remembering it.

The quick cut at the end showing them as kids was sublime. Gave me chills. There they are once again the two kids standing together but also apart on their divergent paths. The memory now in nighttime mirroring their present was beautiful visual poetry. A realization that their feelings for each other can only exist in a time and space both real and imaginary. Kudos to Celine Song.

Saw this last night as the opening film for the Seattle International Film Festival and was just utterly blown away. Such an absolutely beautiful film-I'm so impressed by how Celine Song is completely unafraid to allow a moment to just...breathe. And how her characters convey so much with just a look or a gesture, negating the need for dialogue.
Adding to the overall feel of the film was the score, which had an ethereal quality that made it feel as if you were watching the story unfold as if in a dream. Just stunning. If you have a chance to go see this film, I highly recommend it!

I think what makes this movie big is that it captures all the small, intimate moments that make up romance. It’s so beautiful to watch!

This is just a trailer and the chemistry between the characters is off the charts, incredible!

Reconnected with my love after almost 10 years apart this past fall in NYC (I’m thirty). Coincidentally, the first time we saw each other we also ended up in Brooklyn and took pictures in the same places they are taking pictures in the movie with the bridge in the background.
Circumstances took her across the world. I always knew she was the one and on starry nights, red sunsets, during milestones and in silent moments of reflection, I would wonder if I was still in her heart as she was in mine.
When we finally met up, I remember gazing into her eyes for hours searching for answers, we said so much to each other without saying a single word. Turns out, I have been in her heart as much as she’s been in mine.
3 months later this past January I travelled to meet her family. We’re hoping to get engaged mid year and planning a wedding for early 2024. Timing is everything and in our hearts and in our core, we always hoped to be each others forevers.

I just saw this film this past weekend, and I cried like a baby. It definitely tugged at my heart strings because I have been through something similar. The movie is slow, but with a purpose. It’s not slow as in boring. It’s as if you’re taking in every single emotion. You feel the desire, the anxiousness, the warmth, the comfort and the pain of both characters. Absolutely heartfelt, a story many could relate to, as I do 😢myself. I believe that there is a soulmate that you connect with out there. And if you can’t be with that soulmate, you will never find true love again. Just a brilliant film.

When she exhaled at the end and broke down it was the perfect climax of all the energy, tension, hope, love, frustration that she built up. I somehow felt it built up with the audience too

Update: The most intimate, heartwarming, and real film I've ever seen. Both funny and bittersweet, the writing and cast make you smile and cry about the nuances of love in practice. Went to watch it last weekend on opening, and its been on my mind since. Celine Song, Greta Lee, Teo Yoo, and John Magaro are the perfect combination of people for depicting how circumstances so often out of our hands can both bring together and break apart the most perfect combinations of people.

This film was absolutely amazing! It really touches your soul and it's realistic. If you've had or are experiencing a similar situation as the characters, this film can move you deeply. I'm so glad I got to experience it in theaters, if you're reading this and are curious, definitely run and go watch it too, it's a great film experience!

Whilst watching this trailer, I can say that at this point I'm fully convinced that A24 can never disappoint us with their films.

Greta Lee’s career has been bubbling just beneath the surface for well over a decade at this point and I’ve enjoyed everything she’s touched. I hope we get a lot more of her going forward because she is so damn versatile! Looks like a great film and she looks fantastic! I look forward to seeing it.

Wow, I must say the movie was absolutely great! Even though I typically don't like romance films, I strongly believe that today's cinema truly necessitates a movie like this one: simple with deep emotions and without exaggeration. The carefully crafted scenes, visually stunning shots, and music all meld together. The movie completely surrounds you, carrying you away like a calm stream. Personally, it left me completely astonished.

A cinematic masterpiece, defined by its simplicity and elegance. With a remarkable cast and a beautifully crafted narrative, the film delves into the depths of emotion, evoking a poignant sense of nostalgia for bygone love stories. This heartfelt journey through time will resonate with viewers, leaving them deeply moved by its portrayal of enduring romance and the echoes of the past.
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I saw this film today with my wife. It was beautifully done. The story rang so true, the love, pain, fear and hopes of the main characters were so we'll portrayed by the actors, the camera and the wisdom of the writer/director. The subject matter, experienced by so many, was very well expressed. Congratulations! And, Thank You.

I saw Past Lives at a film festival. It's an absolutely beautiful love story and I adored it! Everything for the acting to the cinematography to the writing is superb. Would be shocked if this isn't nominated for an Oscar. :)
As a side note: A24 is killing it and give me hope for filmmaking. They back such brilliant, ground-breaking films.

Among all the superhero movies around us, A24 never seems to fail to deliver real stories.

So well written and directed; turns out its the same person who did it. I appreciated this movie mostly because I've had a sort of "In-Yun" in my life as well with a girl back in Japan. I was in tears at the end of the movie but felt happy when the girl cried thinking that my girl back in Japan may feel the same way. I am now trying to move to Japan in hopes to have at least one more meeting with her and just see how she's doing. Not going to try to get her back in my life, but definitely going to see her.

It literally brought me to tears. Poetic in a way gently telling a story that channels through 30+ years of life. It’s a friendship built upon the trust and transcends into a caring love. Not about control nor any resentments! Courage at last that puts two of them spiritually connected but also disconnected with nothing but best wishes!

Wonderful film, fantastic and unbelievably natural performances with superb non-verbal acting too. Poignant and beautifully understated. The simple stories are often the ones best told

Wow. Anyone who has experienced a strong, deep mutual romantic connection with someone, but who knew that it could never be for whatever reason, will instantly connect with this trailer, and I presume the film.

Oh I love how the movie basically describes how you can still hold that love, reminiscing all the good memories, but you both know that you don't need to be together at the end anyway. Because those beautiful memories and feelings are only enough to keep you satisfied and happy with what you two have now.

The movie made me feel things I wasn't ready for. I finished watching this at 2.05 am yesterday. Cried the whole night. Phenomenal direction, painfully beautiful ❤️

I have seen a comment somewhere saying that this could easily pass as the sequel to ‘In The Mood For Love’ and I absolutely agree with that. The last sequence was incredibly saturated with raw emotions and it definitely tore me into pieces as I couldn’t stop crying. It was definitely very beautiful movie.

Haven’t had films like this pushed out for a long time, glass to see it back 😊👍🏽

Once in a lifetime type of movies. I just watched it a few hours ago this movie has me so emotional. I always wonder what could have been with my ex if the circumstances were different. This is one of the best movies in the past 30 years. Celine and the cast did an amazing job. They deserve best director, best actor and best actress.

I just saw this movie last night!!! It was so, so good. I think it will join a handful of movies that I want to watch each year. Even the trailer, which I saw months ago, stayed with me. I'm so glad I got the opportunity to see it and loved it. The cast, the camerawork, New York, the script.

Was lucky enough to see this at Sundance. You guys aren't ready. It's simply beautiful.

I just watched this film and it’s better than I expected it to be. Touches on something that most of us have experienced once in our life.

One of the greatest trailers ever made for the best movie of the year. Unbelievable how good a trailer can be in showing how good a movie is. A masterpiece, it demands to be seen.

An emotionally intelligent film. Throughout the movie I couldn't help but try to understand the underpinning theme of the story. One thing is true though, that it is deeply human to find, at some point in our lives, pragmatism and the ideals of our youth, warring within us. The two are in desperate conflict with each other. Each having their own set of goals, determined to declare victory over the other. Past Lives explores this duality through a very tender and wonderfully aesthetic screenplay. The film's score was amazingly unique as well. Every piece seemed to fit perfectly with the sentiment of the scene. I particularly enjoyed the constant nonverbal communication displayed between the two main characters. There were these frequent and silent moments shared between them that seemed to force the audience into those moments with them. To feel every passing second of them. Great film!

"Even simply brushing clothes with someone is fate" (옷깃만 스쳐도 인연) is an old Korean proverb that means every interaction between you and another person-even a stranger on the street-is never an accident, but rather the elaborate result of your past lives and theirs intertwining to make that momentary interaction happen. And if even the most seemingly trivial of interactions are the result of elaborate workings of fate (인연), then something as significant as meeting the love of your life is the result of 8000 겁 of fate. This is a commonly known Buddhist teaching. 겁 (Gup) is a measurement of time. Imagine a massive boulder, and imagine that a single raindrop falls on that boulder once every 1000 years. The amount of time it would take for the boulder to finally crack from the water droplets is 1 겁. A single 겁 is an unfathomably long period of time, so 8000 겁 is something that's hard to even attempt to imagine. The saying goes that for every married couple, there's at least 8000 겁 of 인연 (fate) from their past lives that led them to each other.

If you’re contemplating whether you should watch it, go do it!
Just watched this in the cinema here in Melbourne. I was crying by the end! I could relate to something similar that happened in my life, but such a powerful film. Thank you for this masterpiece ❤

When a trailer makes you cry, you know artists were involved in the making of something that will resonate with everyone's heart no matter what your heart went through.

Ahhh I felt teary eyed just at the trailer. I can't wait to see this! I'm so thankful for A24 letting filmmakers make their life stories

I don’t think I’ll be able to watch this without crying. The chemistry is off the charts. I had a childhood sweetheart. We met when we were 9 and I just immediately felt curious about him, I just wanted to know everything about him. We stayed friends all through middle school and in high school we dated. It wasn’t anything serious but I do have fond memories of it. We reconnected in our early 20s and he broke my heart over and over again. We’re in our mid 30s and I still think of what would have happened if we had stayed together from high school, if he had not done what he did when we were young, if maybe I chose myself too early on without trying for us. I’ll never know I guess.

I saw this at TIFF. One of the most beautiful and touching movies I have ever seen. It's poetry in motion and I was so moved by how the characters conveyed so much without saying too much. This will remain a lifetime favourite film of mine 🥰

I am so glad that A24 is giving chance to filmmakers to be themselves. To tell stories that make you feel something and think.

This film is such a masterpiece. I believe i left the cinema in a daze of happiness. Its soo mature and deals with every emotion in the most real way. I think its one of my favourite cinema experiences of all time.

“You make my world so much bigger, and I’m wondeing if I do the same for you.”
One of my fav. quote in the movie.

such a great movie.. no explosions, car chases, cgi.. just people connecting and seeing how life can unfold. loved it

I was really excited to see this movie. It broke my heart at the end for the husband. Once she tells Arthur that he came to visit her. I feel like that should have been the end of the trip for her with him. It confirmed that he was there to see her and only. The disrespect at the bar scene was unbelievable.
The emotional cheating broke my heart. The husband being the third wheel. The audacity to boohoo cry at the end. You ended the relationship live with your decision.

This was a very kind film, even the conflict was handled by the characters in a very kind way. Very touching.

Romance movies are not generally something I seek out, but it looks like the themes in this go deeper than the standard romance film. I am excited to see this!

When Hae Sung called Nora one last time, he also knew that that was the last time he was going to see her. The flashback made me cry instantly. You could see that both of them wanted to go back in time - to be 12 year olds again. The ending was really sad and I wish it ended differently.

The cinematography for this movie this looks amazing. You gotta give it to A24 and the filmmakers they have on deck. This is definitely shot on film and I wish more movies would go back to using that format instead of digital cameras.

A beautiful film well acted. So emotional. Perfect. I think I'm just an old romantic fool and just wish there could be a sequel with a happier ending 😔 Who wouldn't want that connection.

I watched the movie last night and watched the trailer again today, it still gave me chills. Amazing movie.

Hey, I'm from South Korea and I can relate to this trailer... Almost same thing happened to me recently. Around 17 years ago, when I was in elementary, I met a boy whose name was "Present" in Korean. He was my first crush. I liked his shiny round eyes, a cute wide smile, and white teeth. Sadly, I had to move to another school a year later. 18 years passed, and we met each other this January. We have become both 25. He studies in medical school and I just came back to S.Korea after obtaining a diploma from another country. I didn't know he had been reading all my posts on my public diary for a few months when I was back in France. Though he knew the one who was writing the diary was me, he never said "Hi" to me. Then one day I deleted a link that had access to my public diary, so he missed a chance to let me know.
A few years passed, and he noticed one comment in the comment section of one youtube video which showed a whole view of our hometown where we used to play together. That comment was, surprisingly, written by me. He noticed that it was me because I wrote down some of my personal background in the comment. He already knew I was living in France and I had a very special surname that stood out.
So we met each other once again through UAclips and we talked hours and hours on social media. We finally met each other this January and we had a nice Italian lunch, drank coffee and talked for hours and hours... I think we had a nice time.
We are not together tho. Maybe it was because of a bad timing or maybe because I've been having some issues with my mentality and physical health or maybe because he was in senior year at medical school...or maybe because I seemed such a deep person to him. BUT the important thing is, I have a feeling that we are still connected and one day we will see each other once again at right time and a right place.
Magic happens to those who believe in magic :)
Anyways, thank you for reading my magical story💛

Just got out of this movie last night. Such a beautiful film. I felt such a deep connection with this movie. Although some things were obviously different. It made me cry. Absolutely loved it.

The last scene broke my heart into 8000 pieces.

Along with the Beginners and Garden State, Past Lives is now one of my fav romance movies. This movie has many details to which all of us can relate to. It makes me think that I don't feel the scene but the emotions I experienced myself at certain points in my life. That's how authentic the movie is.

wasn't emotionally prepared for this movie and ended up sobbing
totally worth it

Well, someone just NAILED the casting for this one. 2 minutes, 24 seconds and the chemistry is rock solid. No need for over the top dialogue when you have such amazing body language. Soundtrack puts the nail in 'emotional' coffin. Can't wait

My emotion got hit again and again, I tried to hold it in throughout the movie but cried my eyes out at the very end after hearing what Haesung said to Nayoung, I said something like that to someone before only to realize later that it was just a foolish wish. We always think about "What could/would have been if that day I did this instead of that? Would we have been together?" but what good does it do when nothing can be changed now

Just the trailer alone makes me want to watch the entire movie. There is something about this that is just so calming, inspirational yet intriguing ✨️

All of these comments are so beautifully written, just shows how real this story can be for anyone. June 2nd can't come fast enough.

Saw this film today along with my boyfriend which we both enjoyed and almost cried together lol. Hit us right in our feels which I knew it would by this beautiful trailer.

Every husband's worst fear is finding out you were just....easy to live with and her heart was elsewhere. Her smiles that never touched her eyes, the lack of conversation on date night, or missing quiet shared moments. The feeling of being alone when she's right next to you...let it go. Let her go. She's too afraid to say it herself. She doesn't have to heart...but maybe you don't either.

0:50 this scene definitely got me, that first meeting was so strong. The chemistry is already perfect, i feel like I felt all of their emotions inside me. I'm ready to cry, the vibe is so real, it's already painful. This movie will definitely leave a beautiful scar.

There's so much beautiful subtlety to the moments between the starcrossed leads. Just a smile shared feels momentous. It warms the heart even as it steals your breath.

Shout out to the documentary maker for editing this in such a classy way and narrating it. Loved the music at the end, great job Kurt! Your effort is appreciated! Very tastefully done

This trailer is excellent! Great to see it again now, a few weeks after I saw the movie in the cinema and re-immerse in the feeling this beautiful film imparted. Greta Lee did great. They all really did. I loved watching the movie. But to me, it was seeing afterward, and for the first time, a photo of Celine Song -which correctly captured the look in her eyes and her attitude-, that made the veracity of a few scenes totally legit.

I watched this tonight. Very emotional, beautiful and poetic.
Teo Yoo gave an absolutely SHOW with his expressions of love while looking at Nora.
It made me think of the movie Supernova and the pure expressions of love on the 2 main character's faces ( Colin Firth & Stanley Tucci)... So touching, so relatable.

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never watching this movie again. not because it wasn't good, but because it was so amazing that I felt it in my soul. it left me with feeling like I was going through my own heartbreak. I truly felt the character's tension, feelings and emotions. it just felt so real - it was terrifying to watch because us viewers don't even know what will happen in this story, and we can only wait to find out just like the characters had waited years to meet. I cried throughout the whole movie, and I don't think I can experience that again. I absolutely loved this movie and recommend it, it is such a beautiful watch and will absolutely leave you speechless.

Can't wait to watch it. I've heard that it was the best movie viewed at Sundance. The concept is gripping. Chills would go through my spine at the thought of meeting my crush 20 years later. So beautiful characters.

I was repressing so much emotion today and watching this has opened the floodgates at last... so beautiful in a way that breaks your heart endlessly and restores your faith endlessly.
If anyone could recommend any films on a similar wavelength, I'd love to hear it!

Worked this young lady for a 12 hr shift on an ambulance and we had a connection that I've never experienced.
I looked for her for 6 months after that shift and one day I walked into work and there she was. Our relationship lasted almost a year and just like that it was over. Many years later I've come to realize she was the one that got away. Just like in the movie, she is married now and lives in the Northeastern part of the states. I miss her dearly and the love we had. I often wonder if I will ever find someone that I will love on that level again. Perhaps in my next life I will meet the love of my life again. Maybe then it will be a different outcome.

I’m not all that into romance stories. But this actually looks really good in that it looks at the actual layers of a story like this. If it doesn’t turn into Disney channel bullshit I’m game for this movie

this was so insanely good, i dont think ive ever seen a film like this in so long where i forget im not watching the private moments of actual people

I don't have anyone I can call my soulmate, but this movie, for some reason, made me feel like that person exists. Every scene in this movie is not to be missed.
Any movies similar to this? It's been a while since a movie made me feel this way.

This trailer alone gave me chills. Only watching 2 min and I already felt myself enter their world. Can’t wait to see this film in its entirety! 😭

The trailer was enough to break my heart! I don't think I have it in me to watch the whole movie after that but I'm sure its awesome. This is a beautiful trailer.

just watched the movie today, and it was amazing. captures perfectly how deep the relationships we make in life can run :)

My first love broke my heart. This movie reminded me about all the strong feelings I was going through then. About how much I loved her.
It also reminded me to appreciate the one who stays.

I watched it today at the theatre and now just looking at the trailer it gives me chills. This is seriously one if the best if not the best film that I ever watched. Go see it

One of the most impressive film debut since Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs. This movie may be subtle and quiet at times but at its core it is as raw and real as any film in a long while. Unbelievable filmmaking by Celine Song. Remember that name folks

That last scene. It’s the awkward affection and love you still have for someone. It’s distant but also close.

Today I watched the movie in the theater and I was so touched. When Nora was crying into Arthur's arms and I cried at the same time. I really love the way the director tell the story. Thanks for the movie. I will go to see the movie again next weekend.

I watched this and felt like this movie was about my life! This movie is spectacular! Acting, story, cinematography! Too good!! ❤

Just seen this movie...
I'm thinking it shouldn't have been done as it is s-o-o-o painful to watch!
Simply put: It is a brilliant film.
Absolutely brilliant.
Yet painful. Like I said.
Heart-wrenchingly so at times, as you never know what journey it will take you on next and what lies in store for all the protagonists involved.

One of the best movies I’ve seen! Would definitely recommend. I loved the whole movie and 2 parts in particular. I don’t really ever cry at movies but cried when I watched “cmon Cmon with Joaquin phoenix” and I bawled my eyes out watching this one lol. Watch it if you are at all interested

Watched the movie last night & really enjoyed it! Definitely felt fresh from your typical romance films. Greta Lee & Teo Yoo have amazing chemistry on screen.

Teo Yoo with his emotional eyes, charming smile above all this man's voice, OMG! he is the perfect cast for that role . All the actors portraying their roles so realistic, definitely would need boxes of tissues for sure to watch this :(

this is my life, I met a guy from Japan in my country and we dated at a distance, he also came to me. Then there was Covid, and we stopped talking for a year. he told me to live my life. After that I had a lot of grief, but I found a person who supported me and we started dating. when the Japanese guy found out about this, he came to me and asked to be with him, but I could not betray my boyfriend. this movie made me relive it

Just saw this movie in theaters and loved it! Very “slice of life” and realistic in a way that is hard to find in US productions.

This is such a beautifully edited trailer. What a tender, compelling, sweet story. It feels so good to see something so tender and to have it move me too my core. The abrasiveness of life has been suffocating lately. The music, the storyline, and the vulnerability of the characters has me soaked in tears and so relieved to not be bombarded by crass vulgarity and violence. I want to find the fucking pause button on life and keep it solely on these tender, quiet, lovely, joyful, awe inspiring moments. I also appreciate when films pay such beautiful homage to cultural philosophies/wisdom such as this one regarding past lives and its poetic interpretation of our daily life.

Greta Lee is always outstanding, I always believe her characters as authentic people. I hope this film finally moves her to more lead roles rather than so many playing the best friend etc

Simple, fresh and beautifully done. I just love that movie. Deep and thoughtful. The ending just wow....moving !!!❤

I'm so in love with this movie -- one of the best films I have seen in years. This movie alone has made Celine Song one of my favorite directors

Saw this yesterday!! It was a really realistic movie for me with giving this Mellow vibes i really cried after watching this the feeling of "what if" and just plain sadness of accepting reality of what we have and what was lost in the hopes of pursuing something.

Korean cinema is taking the world over with its authenticity, fearlessness, wit, and delicate beauty. I’m so happy that it exists!

I have watched this trailer more than I'll admit because the feelings it evokes in me are so visceral and nostalgic. "What if" lives within all of us. Beautiful. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Looks like a great movie, I don't even know how I would want it to end!

This is the best movie I've seen in a while. The ending broke me but it was perfect.

This film really gave me the feels and shows how much love it has

I saw this film last night and it was absolutely incredible. I cried so hard and I can't stop thinking about the ending. I hope the next life is their 8000th layer 🥲

This film was beautiful made such a heartfelt movie!! So captivating are the characters and the story!! 1,000% recommend, A24 is such a great production house! Its got all the feels!