韓國江原道橫城山村，98歲的老爺爺趙炳萬與比他少九歲的髮妻姜桂烈，總是穿著韓國傳統服裝，終日打情罵俏，結髮76載相扶相持，每日仍彼此深愛著對方，一天死亡卻無聲地闖進來。他們感人的愛情記憶或許不及中國重慶 古鎮的《天梯》般可歌可泣，細水長流的愛更為珍美，韓國獨立電影人陳模瑛見證不離不棄的守護承諾，讓觀眾重新思考天長地久的愛情是什麼？人生的結局又是什麼？電影在DMZ國際紀錄片電影節上映後，引起了巨大迴響，不少老年夫妻相偕上影院觀看，觀影人次突破了2009年《牛鈴之聲》達480萬，刷新韓國影史最賣座紀錄片的票房，讓世上雋永的愛創造了人間奇跡。

Bringing in over 4.8 million admissions at the Korean box office, My Love, Don’t Cross That River broke Korea’s all-time record for independent and documentary films with the heartrending image of an elderly couple wearing matching traditional hanbok clothing and holding hands firmly in the final days of a marriage that spanned over seven decades. Inspired to shoot his own film after watching a TV documentary on the nonagenarian lovebirds, director Jin Mo-young records the couple’s tranquil lives in a mountain village, capturing both the simple joy of their playful interactions and the deep grief of loss when the husband succumbs to illness.