Warm Goodbye

This film (drama)Also known as뜨거운 안녕，is aSouth KoreaProducerwomen sex，At2013Released in year 。The dialogue language isKorean，Current Douban rating7.5(For reference only)。

The film "Hot Greetings" is set against the backdrop of a hospice and tells the humorous and touching story of a group of people facing death and preparing for farewell, who form a peculiar band. It stars FTIsland members Lee Hong-ki, Ma Dong-seok, Bae Joon-hee, and Jeon Min-seo. Lee Hong-ki, the lead vocalist of the popular Asian boy band FTIsland, makes his film debut in "Warm Goodbye," playing the troubled youth Joong-ki, who is sent to the hospice for charity work due to mischief, showcasing his acting talent through this role. Additionally, Ma Dong-seok, who vividly portrayed a small-time gangster in the film "Neighbors," takes on the role of Woo-chul, a former thug with a brain tumor in "Warm Goodbye." Contrary to his extraordinary presence and rough appearance, Woo-chul is a caring drummer who loves music deeply, and Ma Dong-seok is set to add to the film's charm as an "additive." Bae Joon-hee, who has transitioned successfully from an independent film star to a rising star on both big and small screens, will also shine in "Warm Goodbye." She plays Anna, a volunteer who is the bassist and lead vocalist of the band, showcasing her refined emotional acting skills developed through various works such as the dramas "High Kick 3: The Revenge of the Short Legged" and "Lee Hyori," and the film "Festival." The "original screen killer" of the Korean film industry, Lim Won-hee, portrays Woo-chul’s best friend and loving father, Bong-sik. Transitioning to the role of a band guitarist, Lim Won-hee has already shown his comedic talents in films like "The Gourmet" and "I Am King," and he is sure to bring even more laughs to the audience in this film. Jeon Min-seo, a child star who showcased her charming looks and lively acting in the drama "The Rooftop Prince," plays the optimistic girl Ha-eun. Her incredible emotional acting will earn her the affection of the band members, following the footsteps of the previous actress who played the role in "Miracle in Cell No. 7," Lee Seung-yeon, capturing the hearts of fans. "Warm Goodbye" tells the story of a miraculous “Phoenix” band formed by an idol singer and patients with little time left, who meticulously prepare for their final performance to create the two points of life. The film is set to be officially released in May.