Love 911 (2012) is a South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Jeon Gi-hun, featuring a compelling blend of drama and humor. The film stars Go Soo as Kang-il, a dedicated firefighter, and Han Hyo-joo as Mi-soo, a doctor facing professional turmoil. Released on December 19, 2012, it explores the unlikely romance that develops between these two characters against the backdrop of their personal struggles.
The plot centers around Kang-il, who is haunted by guilt over the death of his wife during an accident he could not prevent. This trauma drives him to recklessly throw himself into dangerous rescue situations. Meanwhile, Mi-soo finds herself in legal trouble after making a misdiagnosis that leads to a patient’s critical condition and subsequent lawsuit. To save her medical career, she seeks Kang-il's help as a character witness, leading her to develop a plan to win him over by pretending to date him.
As their relationship evolves from initial hostility to deep affection, both characters must confront their pasts and the emotional barriers that hinder their connection. Mi-soo's determination to be close to Kang-il leads her to volunteer as a paramedic, allowing them to work together in high-pressure situations. However, their budding romance is tested when Kang-il learns of Mi-soo's true intentions and struggles with memories of his late wife.
The film runs for approximately 120 minutes and has received mixed reviews, holding an IMDb rating of 6.9/10. It grossed around $16.8 million at the box office and earned Han Hyo-joo a nomination for Best Actress at the 49th Baeksang Arts Awards in 2013. Love 911 is notable for its engaging storyline that combines elements of romance with themes of grief and redemption, making it a memorable entry in the genre of romantic comedies.