Hwang In Youp Chases Hyeri Across 15 Years in the Swoony First Teaser for K-Drama “Dream to You”

If your heart has been craving a slow-burn, second-chance romance with dreamy leads, drop everything — ENA’s upcoming rom-com Dream to You just dropped its first teaser and it already has all the ingredients of your next K-drama obsession.

Dream to You is a rom-com about the reunion of genius film director Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), who returns after achieving his dreams, and reporter Joo Yi Jae (Hyeri), who has forgotten her own, as they reunite after 15 years. Yes, 15 years. The nostalgia, the unfinished business, the bold flirting — it’s all there from the very first teaser.

Dream to You: Drama Overview

What’s the Story?

Hwang In Youp plays Woo Soo Bin, a film director who made a dazzling debut by sweeping international film festivals before returning to Korea to reunite with Joo Yi Jae — the woman who has always been his true dream. Hyeri plays Joo Yi Jae, a reporter living with a sense of emptiness after colliding with the harsh realities of life.

The teaser does a beautiful job of setting up the emotional weight of the story. It begins with a young Joo Yi Jae inspiring Woo Soo Bin in high school, saying “Let’s make a film together.” Years later, after becoming a celebrated director, he admits, “There is a person who gave a dream to an 18-year-old boy who was lost without a dream.” pinkvilla

The chemistry doesn’t stop there. When the two reunite as adults, Woo Soo Bin approaches Joo Yi Jae boldly asking, “Do you have a boyfriend?” — continuing to flirt despite her attempts to turn him away. The teaser closes on a beautifully poetic note as Woo Soo Bin shows Joo Yi Jae an old film script they wrote together in their youth, saying, “I want to make this into a film, but there’s no ending. Let’s do it together.”

Why You Should Watch?

The pairing of Hwang In Youp and Hyeri is genuinely exciting — two actors known for their natural charm and screen presence, now sharing a slow-burn romance wrapped in filmmaking, dreams, and personal reinvention. This kind of emotionally layered storytelling is exactly what makes Korean drama such a globally beloved genre.

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