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Nowhere to Lay My Eyes (2026)

Korean · Drama · 73 min · 12
Rating still forming — too few ratings yet
Releases 21 Oct 2026
Page updated 24 Sept 2026

Nowhere to Lay My Eyes releases in South Korea on 21 Oct 2026. A streaming release date will be listed here as soon as it's announced.

The verdict

Nowhere to Lay My Eyes is the kind of Korean release people circle on the calendar. It keeps things short at 73 minutes — no heavy commitment required. It releases on 21 Oct 2026; mark your calendar if it's on your list.

Should you spend 73 minutes on it?

73 minutes of Korean drama, not one for younger kids. Under the two-hour mark — an easy weeknight watch.

Skip if
you're after something that moves faster than it feels
Best for
A night you still want to end early

Story

With her brother, Sang-hee visits her mother on Jeju Island. It’s been 10 years. Her mother's restaurant has become a hit. Her stepfather is making a film about a "grass tomb". His daughter has just started painting. Previously unknown facts, needless advice and cheap compliments are passed back and forth. On the morning of her departure, the other family members watch one of Sang-hee’s films.

Good to know

Runtime1h 13m — short
Watch with family?12 · Older kids & up
GenreDrama
LanguageKorean

Director

Hong Sang-soo

Cast

Kim Min-hee
Kim Min-hee
Sang-hee
Choi Myung-gil
Choi Myung-gil
Kwon Hae-hyo
Kwon Hae-hyo
Shin Seok-ho
Shin Seok-ho
Park Mi-so
Park Mi-so

When is Nowhere to Lay My Eyes coming to streaming?

Nowhere to Lay My Eyes hasn't had its theatrical release yet, and is due 21 Oct 2026. A streaming release date won't be set until after it opens — this page updates automatically the day it starts streaming.

Where to watch in South Korea

In cinemas from 21 Oct 2026

Not out yet — nowhere to stream or rent it until it opens.

Trailer

Find the trailer on YouTube →

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Frequently asked

Is Nowhere to Lay My Eyes worth watching?
It's too early for a verdict — Nowhere to Lay My Eyes doesn't have enough ratings yet. 73 minutes of Korean drama, not one for younger kids. Under the two-hour mark — an easy weeknight watch.
Where can I watch Nowhere to Lay My Eyes?
Nowhere to Lay My Eyes hasn't released yet — it's due 21 Oct 2026. We'll list where to watch once it's out.
When is Nowhere to Lay My Eyes coming to streaming?
A streaming release date for Nowhere to Lay My Eyes hasn't been officially announced yet. This page updates automatically the day it starts streaming.
Is Nowhere to Lay My Eyes family friendly?
Nowhere to Lay My Eyes is rated 12. Fine for older kids with guidance.
What language is Nowhere to Lay My Eyes in?
Nowhere to Lay My Eyes is a Korean film (Drama).
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