Netflix will soon be presenting a new Korean original series entitled 'Move to Heaven' on May 14th.
This heartwarming drama tells the story of a young man with Asperger's syndrome named Geu Ru and a man who becomes his guardian named Sang Gu. Both work as "trauma erasers", namely a group of people who help clean up the belongings of people who have died and convey messages that have not been revealed to the person left behind.
Ahead of its premiere, “Move to Heaven” has released its first trailer, showing a glimpse of the dynamics of Geu Ru and Sang Gu's relationship, as well as their touching work. When Geu Ru's father suddenly passed away, Sang Gu stayed with Geu Ru for three months to help her work as a trauma eraser in 'Move to Heaven'.
Although they often clashed because of their opposing personalities, Sang Gu slowly began to feel Geu Ru's sincerity when they worked together on 'Move to Heaven'. The two of them also tried to say parting words that were soothing and full of empathy from the people who had died to those who were left behind.
“Move to Heaven” is an inspirational story based on a non-fiction essay entitled Kim Sae Byul's “Things Left Behind” - one of the first trauma eraser in Korea. In this series, director Kim Sung Ho and writer Yoon Ji Ryun present various stories left by those who have passed away and are told as they are from the point of view of Geu Ru who has Asperger's syndrome.
'Move to Heaven' will warm viewers' hearts starting May 14th, only on Netflix. (www.kpopchart.net)
