Ham Chunsu (played by Jung Jae-young) is a protagonist in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Lead character and a married film director visiting Suwon for a lecture. He accidentally meets painter Yoon Heejung, and they share an intimate evening of art, dining, and drinking. His hidden marital status creates moral tension when revealed. Yoon Heejung (played by Kim Min-hee) is a protagonist in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Lead character and an artist. She crosses paths with Chunsu, shares personal moments viewing her paintings and dining together. Her initial attraction turns to disappointment upon learning he is married, driving the film's central emotional conflict. Kang Deoksoo (played by Youn Yuh-jung) appears in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Supporting character and cafe owner. A close friend of Heejung who hosts the group for dinner and drinks. His establishment serves as the primary social backdrop for the evening's interactions. Kim Wonho (played by Ki Joo-bong) appears in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances who joins the group at the cafe for dinner and drinks, contributing to the social atmosphere of the evening. Bang Sooyoung (played by Choi Hwa-jeong) appears in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, participating in the evening's social gathering and drinking. Ahn Seonggook (played by Yu Jun-sang) appears in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, part of the social circle interacting with the main characters. Joo Youngsil (played by Seo Young-hwa) appears in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, contributing to the group dynamic during the evening. Yeom Bora (played by Ko A-sung) appears in Right Now, Wrong Then.
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, participating in the dinner and drinking scene.
Right Now, Wrong Then (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ham Chunsu
(played by Jung Jae-young) — protagonist
Lead character and a married film director visiting Suwon for a lecture. He accidentally meets painter Yoon Heejung, and they share an intimate evening of art, dining, and drinking. His hidden marital...
Yoon Heejung
(played by Kim Min-hee) — protagonist
Lead character and an artist. She crosses paths with Chunsu, shares personal moments viewing her paintings and dining together. Her initial attraction turns to disappointment upon learning he is marri...
Kang Deoksoo
(played by Youn Yuh-jung) — supporting
Supporting character and cafe owner. A close friend of Heejung who hosts the group for dinner and drinks. His establishment serves as the primary social backdrop for the evening's interactions.
Kim Wonho
(played by Ki Joo-bong) — supporting
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances who joins the group at the cafe for dinner and drinks, contributing to the social atmosphere of the evening.
Bang Sooyoung
(played by Choi Hwa-jeong) — supporting
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, participating in the evening's social gathering and drinking.
Ahn Seonggook
(played by Yu Jun-sang) — supporting
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, part of the social circle interacting with the main characters.
Joo Youngsil
(played by Seo Young-hwa) — supporting
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, contributing to the group dynamic during the evening.
Yeom Bora
(played by Ko A-sung) — minor
Supporting character. One of Heejung’s acquaintances present at the cafe, participating in the dinner and drinking scene.
Story Analysis
A dual-timeline exploration of chance encounters, artistic critique, and the consequences of romantic pursuit.
Plot Progression
First Timeline Encounter
First Timeline Collapse
Second Timeline Reunion
Second Timeline Resolution
Directed by Hong Sang-soo
Right Now, Wrong Then (2015) · 7/10 · drama, romance
