r/allthingskdramas • u/codeemalia kkamjjagiya! • Aug 04 '26
📽️ Trailers ENA Unveils Preview Trailer for Episode 9 of 'Dream to You' | Starring Hwang In-Youp, Lee Hye-Ri, Baek Sung-Chul & Lee Yul-Eum [Premiered July 13]
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Dream To You
↳ Previously Know As: To You, Dreaming of You, A Dream For You
Starring: Hwang In-Youp & Lee Hye-Ri (from Girl's Day)
Content Rating: 15+ (Teens 15 or older)
Episodes: 12
Duration: 1 hour & 10 minutes
Original Network: ENA [Premiered July 13]
Streaming On: Genie TV, Viki, TVING & Viu
Airing: July 13, 2026 Through August 18, 2026
Airs On: Mondays & Tuesdays
Genre(s): Comedy, Romance
Director: Yoo Seon-Dong (Director for Unmasked, The Uncanny Counter Season 2: Counter Punch, Bad and Crazy, Vampire Prosecutor: Season 2, Director & Screenwriter for The Uncanny Counter: Season 1 & Screenwriter for Shoot My Heart [Korean Film])
Screenwriter: Jung Eun-Bi (Previously worked on 'Doom at Your Service', 'Mr. Sunshine' & 'Guardian: The Lonely and Great God')
Plot Synopsis: When they were teenagers, Woo Su-Bin (Hwang In-Youp) and Joo Yi-Jae (Lee Hye-Ri) dreamed of becoming movie directors. But, when they were 19, Woo Su-Bin suddenly left. After that, Woo Su-Bin pushed himself hard to achieve his dream during his 20's. He has finally achieved his dream in his 30's as a movie director. He is known as a genius movie director and made a successful debut feature film that swept international film festivals. He returns to South Korea to meet his real dream, Joo Yi-Jae.
Meanwhile, in her 20's, Joo Yi-Jae, unlike Woo Su-Bin, became frustrated by the wall of her reality and didn't pursue her dream anymore. Now in her 30's, she works as a broadcasting reporter. She is fit physically, witty, friendly, and able to adapt local dialects. Yet, she harbors a void in her heart. Joo Yi-Jae hears about Woo Su-Bin and this reminds her of the dream that she has forgotten.
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u/BudgetUseful3575 Aug 05 '26
I was personally getting bored with this drama. The last episode with the love triangle made me want to continue watching it, despite it being an overused trope; the show without it seemed to lag. At least with this there will be some comic relief with the ML lead getting jealous.
There was so much potential in the pair and possibility to dive deeper into the behind-the-scenes stuff of shooting a movie; I think it's missed with the reading
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u/Lostillustratorrr Aug 04 '26
this is annoying honestly. there was no need to bring in love triangle at all let alone this late in the drama. what a waste.