Han Sun Hwa and Chang Ryul's chance reunion leaves them curious about each other in “The Table: Day and Night”

KUALA LUMPUR, 1 OCTOBER 2026 —

Soompi reported on October 1, 2026 that the upcoming romance film “The Table: Day and Night” had released new character stills featuring Han Sun Hwa and Chang Ryul.

According to Soompi, the stills generate anticipation for the film’s November theatrical release and highlight the story’s focus on chance encounters and evolving curiosity between former acquaintances. The article said the visuals underscore the contrasting personalities of the characters played by Han Sun Hwa and Chang Ryul, setting up interest in how their reunion will unfold.

Soompi described “The Table: Day and Night” as set during the transition from summer to fall, capturing the witty, understated, and charming conversations shared by four pairs of men and women who cross paths at the same café. The film follows the chance encounter between Yoo Jin, played by Kim Min Ha, and Hyeon Oh, played by Joo Jong Hyuk, who visit the café at different times of day.

It also depicts the unexpected reunion of Sang Mi, portrayed by Han Sun Hwa, and Young Min, portrayed by Chang Ryul, who attended the same private tutoring sessions in middle school.

Additionally, Soompi noted the fiery first meeting between Hye Jin, a web novel writer played by Shim Eun Kyung, and Dong Nam, an indie filmmaker played by Lee Hee Joon, as well as the bittersweet moments shared by aspiring idol Na Kyeong, played by Jeon So Young, and her boyfriend Jong Su, played by Kim Dong Hwi.

Soompi said Han Sun Hwa’s character Sang Mi is a lovable yet unpredictable woman with a free‑spirited personality, while Chang Ryul’s character Young Min is an old acquaintance whom Sang Mi briefly knew during middle school. After unexpectedly crossing paths again years later, Young Min finds himself caught between confusion and a hard‑to‑explain curiosity toward her.

The newly released stills show Sang Mi exuding a carefree charm and Young Min presenting a more composed and upright impression, underscoring their contrasting traits.

The article added that the stills raise curiosity about the conversations the pair will share as they explore the secrets of the world and where their unexpected connection might lead. Soompi also quoted the film’s premise that it captures the witty, understated, and charming conversations of the four café‑based pairs, emphasizing the understated tone of the narrative.

Soompi concluded that “The Table: Day and Night” is slated to hit theaters in November.