Move to Heaven
- English：Move to Heaven
- Korean：무브 투 헤븐 : 나는 유품정리사입니다
- Original Network： Netflix（2021）
- Aired： 2021/05/14 - 2021/05/14
Cast
Summary＆Synopsis
Move to Heaven: I am a keepsake organizer (Korean: 무브 투 헤븐 : 나는 유품정리사입니다) is a TV Series.
Broadcast starts on 2021-05-14. The broadcast will end on 2021-05-14. The broadcasting station is Netflix (2021).
An estate organizer with Asperger's Syndrome and his guardian help those who have passed away make their final wishes and help them convey their wishes.
This work depicts conveying to those who remained what happened. . Actor Tang Jun Sang plays the role of Han Gul, who has Asperger's syndrome and is the uncle and guardian of Gul.
Actor Lee Je Hoon will play Cho Sang-gu, who runs Move to Heaven. . Korean TV Series “Move to Heaven:
``I am an estate organizer'' is about an estate organizer with Asperger's syndrome and his boyfriend.
This work depicts how guardians help those who have passed away make their final wishes, while conveying to the remaining people what the deceased was unable to convey.
The film is based on Kim Sae-byul and Jeong Ae-won's non-fiction essay "Things Left Behind". 2
The photo was taken in Cheongju City from March to September 2020.
Broadcast starts on 2021-05-14. The broadcast will end on 2021-05-14. The broadcasting station is Netflix (2021).
An estate organizer with Asperger's Syndrome and his guardian help those who have passed away make their final wishes and help them convey their wishes.
This work depicts conveying to those who remained what happened. . Actor Tang Jun Sang plays the role of Han Gul, who has Asperger's syndrome and is the uncle and guardian of Gul.
Actor Lee Je Hoon will play Cho Sang-gu, who runs Move to Heaven. . Korean TV Series “Move to Heaven:
``I am an estate organizer'' is about an estate organizer with Asperger's syndrome and his boyfriend.
This work depicts how guardians help those who have passed away make their final wishes, while conveying to the remaining people what the deceased was unable to convey.
The film is based on Kim Sae-byul and Jeong Ae-won's non-fiction essay "Things Left Behind". 2
The photo was taken in Cheongju City from March to September 2020.