Love is in the air, and what better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with a heartfelt romance movie? Whether you’re in the mood for a love story, a charming rom-com, or a beautifully bittersweet journey, these 10 must-watch Asian romance films have something for everyone. Grab some snacks, settle in, and let these stories of love, fate, and destiny sweep you off your feet!

The best part? You can watch them all for free on Amasian TV!

The Beauty Inside (Korean, 2015)

Love knows no boundaries in this stunning romantic fantasy. Every morning, Woo-jin wakes up in a different body—sometimes young, sometimes old, sometimes male, sometimes female. His only constant is Yi-soo, the woman he loves. But how do you sustain a relationship when your identity changes every day? This deeply emotional film explores the nature of love, identity, and acceptance, delivering a poignant and beautifully shot romance that leaves a lasting impression.

Runtime: 2h 7m

On Your Wedding Day (Korean, 2018)

Can timing make or break true love? On Your Wedding Day follows the decade-long journey of high school sweethearts Woo-yeon and Seung-hee, from their first meeting to adulthood. Just when Woo-yeon believes fate is bringing them together, life pulls them apart. This heartfelt film captures the bittersweet nostalgia of first love, unfulfilled dreams, and the what-ifs that linger long after love fades. A must-watch for anyone who’s ever wondered about the one that got away.

Runtime: 1h 50m

Love Will Tear Us Apart (Chinese, 2021)

An intense and heartbreaking love story that explores the depths of passion and sacrifice. Starring Jingyi Zhang, this film follows a couple whose love burns brightly yet dangerously, testing the limits of their devotion. With a raw and emotional portrayal of love’s beauty and pain, the film captures the struggles of romance in a way that feels strikingly real. The performances are gripping, and the cinematography amplifies the emotional weight, making it a deeply moving experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

Runtime: 1h 45m

Yesterday Once More (Chinese, 2023)

A romance that blends fate, fantasy, and time travel in a deeply moving way. When two childhood friends unexpectedly reunite as adults, they find themselves caught in a web of past emotions and unanswered questions. But when fate throws an extraordinary twist into their love story, they must navigate a journey where love and time are intertwined. Featuring mesmerizing cinematography and an evocative soundtrack, this beautifully crafted film reminds us how precious every moment is and how love can transcend time itself.

Runtime: 1h 40m

He Won’t Kill, She Won’t Die (Japanese, 2019)

A heartfelt coming-of-age drama that explores love, pain, and the search for meaning in life. The film follows two high school students—one cynical and obsessed with the idea of death, and the other full of curiosity and energy. As their paths intertwine, they form an unexpected bond that challenges their views on life and love. This poignant film masterfully balances dark themes with uplifting moments, making for a thought-provoking and emotionally resonant experience.

Runtime: 2h 3m

Shades of the Heart (Korean, 2019)

A poetic meditation on love, regret, and fleeting encounters. Following a failed marriage, a writer returns to Seoul and finds himself reflecting on his past through a series of chance meetings with strangers. Each conversation acts as a mirror, revealing hidden emotions, unresolved wounds, and the quiet beauty of human connection. With atmospheric cinematography and a deeply introspective narrative, this film lingers like a memory you can’t forget, making it a moving experience for those who appreciate slow-burning, deeply emotional stories.

Runtime: 1h 23m

Parasite in Love (Japanese, 2021)

A haunting yet beautiful love story that defies conventions. The film follows a lonely young man suffering from an extreme fear of germs and a woman burdened by obsessive thoughts. When their paths cross, they form an unlikely connection, finding solace in each other’s struggles. As they navigate their complicated emotions, the film examines how love can be both healing and destructive. With a unique and gripping premise, Parasite in Love is an unconventional romance that explores the depths of human psychology and longing.

Runtime: 1h 46m

Ditto (Korean, 2022)

A timeless love story that transcends decades. When two college students—one living in 1999 and the other in 2000—accidentally connect through a mysterious ham radio, they begin an emotional exchange that bridges time itself. As they grow closer, they slowly uncover the heartbreaking truth behind their connection. Full of nostalgia, beautiful cinematography, and heartfelt performances, Ditto is a captivating romance that explores destiny, love, and the passage of time.

Runtime: 1h 50m

Josée (Korean, 2020)

A delicate and deeply emotional romance about love, loneliness, and the fleeting nature of relationships. Young-seok, a university student, crosses paths with Josée, a woman with a physical disability who lives in a world of her own. Drawn to her unique perspective on life, he slowly unravels the layers of her guarded heart. Beautifully shot and profoundly moving, Josée presents a love story that is both poetic and melancholic, leaving viewers with a sense of longing and quiet reflection.

Runtime: 1h 57m

Miracle: Letters to the President (Korean, 2021)

A heartwarming story of perseverance, love, and community, inspired by real events. A brilliant young man dreams of building a train station in his remote village, but his ambition is met with countless obstacles. As he embarks on this challenging journey, he finds support in unexpected places—including a heartfelt romance that gives him strength. Uplifting and deeply touching, this film celebrates the power of determination, hope, and the bonds that hold us together.

Runtime: 1h 57m

Prime Video released the trailer for the upcoming romantic comedy ‘Picture This’ starring Simone Ashley.

The film is described as the following: “Single and without a man on the horizon, Pia (Simone Ashley) runs a failing photography studio in London with her best friend Jay (Luke Fetherston). As her sister Sonal (Anoushka Chadha) prepares to get married and her mother Laxmi (Sindhu Vee) urges the resolutely independent Pia to partner up, a spiritual guru at Sonal’s engagement party predicts Pia will meet the love of her life among the next five dates she goes on. As her family intervene, setting her up on a series of increasingly desperate blind dates, Pia begins a hilarious but heartfelt quest for real love.”

Further cast includes Phil Dunster (Ted Lasso), Nikesh Patel (London Has Fallen), Adil Ray (Citizen Khan), Sindhu Vee (Matilda: The Musical), Anoushka Chadha (You), Kulvinder Ghir (Bend It Like Beckham) and Luke Fetherston (Still Up). Directed by Prarthana Mohan (The Miseducation of Bindu) and written by Nikita Lalwani, Picture This is based on the Australian Original movie Five Blind Dates, written by Shaung Hu and Nathan Ramos-Park. The UK movie update is produced by 42’s Ben Pugh and Erica Steinberg, with 42’s Josh Horsfield and Kari Hatfield serving as executive producers.

The trailer can be seen here.

Jackie Chan returns to the ‘Karate Kid’ franchise in the upcoming film ‘Karate Kid: Legends’, introducing Ben Wang as Li Fong, a kung fu prodigy who moves to New York City after a family tragedy.

The film reunites Ralph Macchio, who starred as Daniel LaRusso in the original ‘Karate Kid’ trilogy (1984-1989), and Jackie Chan, who portrayed Mr. Han in the 2010 ‘Karate Kid’ revival, as they mentor the young Li in martial arts.

Continuing the Karate Kid legacy and tying into the Cobra Kai universe, the film ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ is set to release on May 30, 2025.

Watch the official trailer below.