Tune in for Love

Set in 1990s South Korea, Tune in for Love follows Mi-su and Hyun-woo, who meet at the bakery where she works on the day a new host takes over the popular radio program Music Album. Hyun-woo has just left a juvenile correctional facility and takes a part-time job at the bakery. The two grow close, and the radio show becomes a thread linking them as their paths cross and separate repeatedly over the years, with circumstances and timing repeatedly keeping them apart.

The film is a drama and romance directed by Jung Ji-woo, working from a screenplay by Lee Suk-yeon, with Kim Myung-jin producing. It is Jung's third feature, following Happy End (1999) and Eungyo (2012). Kim Go-eun plays Mi-su and Jung Hae-in plays Hyun-woo, with Park Hae-jun, Kim Kuk-hee, Eugene Jung and Choi Jun-young among the supporting cast of 24 credited performers.

Released on August 28, 2019, the film runs 122 minutes and was produced in Korea by Jung Ji-woo Film, Movierock, CGV Arthouse and Film Bongok. It took in about 9 million USD worldwide. On IMDb it holds a rating of 7.1/10 from 5,523 votes, while on TMDB it rates 7.7/10 from 330 votes.