The movie "Heartman," starring Kwon Sang-woo, will be released on January 14. Directed by Choi Won-seop, this comedy depicts the struggles of Seung-min, played by Kwon Sang-woo, as he tries to reunite with his first love. Seung-min meets Bona (played by Moon Chae-won), his first love from college, and rekindles past feelings, but an unexpected accident causes them to lose their connection. Years later, as a divorced man with an elementary school daughter, Seung-min reunites with Bona and opens his heart to her active advances. However, Bona belongs to the "No Kids" group, disliking children, so Seung-min hides the secret of his daughter while continuing to date her.

"Heartman" is a Korean reinterpretation of the Argentine film "No Kids." While the storyline follows the typical romantic comedy framework, Kwon Sang-woo's playful acting and the director's sense of humor combine to provide enjoyment for the audience. Through the character torn between the woman he loves and his daughter, Kwon Sang-woo showcases his unique everyday acting and fatherly performance. This acting disarms the audience and demonstrates his growing skill in comedy.

The performance of child actress Kim Seo-heon, who plays Kwon Sang-woo's daughter, is also noteworthy. With her clear voice, she teases Seung-min and exudes a cute charm that captivates Bona, who dislikes children. Moon Chae-won shows her most beautiful appearance in her filmography in this work and takes on a new comedic challenge. Supporting actors Park Ji-hwan and P.O add laughter at just the right moments, enhancing the film's fun.

Director Choi Won-seop collaborated with Kwon Sang-woo for the third time and skillfully brought out his acting to lead the film. The director gave up on action or complex stories and focused solely on comedy. This simplicity serves as the film's virtue, allowing the audience to focus on the relationship between Seung-min, Bona, and the daughter. Without excessive ambition, it provides an opportunity to laugh while concentrating on Kwon Sang-woo's performance.

"Heartman" is set to open the 2026 Korean box office and is expected to establish itself as a romantic comedy suitable for watching with family and friends. The film's running time is 100 minutes, and it is rated for viewers aged 12 and older. Kwon Sang-woo has returned once again to make the audience laugh, and his performance in this work is highly anticipated.