Move to Heaven

Han Geu Ru is a young boy living with Asperger's syndrome. He faces a significant change when his father, with whom he shares a unique business, passes away. This brings Cho Sang Gu, his uncle, into his life as a guardian. Sang Gu has just been released from prison and grudgingly accepted this role only for money.

Together, Han Geu Ru and his father founded 'Move to Heaven', a business dedicated to the sensitive task of collecting and tidying up the belongings of the deceased. These possessions often hold untold stories and unsent messages, which 'Move to Heaven' seeks to uncover and address.

Despite the loss of his father, Han Geu Ru persists in running the business, and Cho Sang Gu, despite his initial reluctance and complaints, joins him. Their relationship, initially strained, gradually evolves into a deep bond, marked by mutual care and understanding.

This moving Netflix original series, guaranteed to evoke tears, is inspired by real-life experiences, drawing from the non-fiction essay "Things Left Behind" by Kim Sae Byul. The story delicately explores themes of loss, connection, and the poignant messages left in the wake of those who have passed.