Director Park Chan-wook's film "Decision to Break Up" was nominated for the Golden Globe Non-English-speaking Film Award.

On the 12th local time, the 80th Golden Globe's Hollywood Foreign Journalists Association selected five films, including Korea's "Decision to Break Up," Germany's "West Front," and Argentina's "Argentina, 1985."

The Golden Globe is an annual awards ceremony hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Correspondents Association and held in Los Angeles, USA, and is considered a representative awards ceremony held in the United States along with the Academy Awards.

Expectations are high on whether "Decision to Break Up" will be able to receive the Golden Globe Awards' non-English-speaking film award following "Parasite," which won the first Korean film.

Meanwhile, "Decision to Break Up" is a story that begins when detective Hae-han (played by Park Hae-il) who investigates the accident in the mountain meets the deceased's wife, Seorae (played by Tang Wei), and feels suspicion and interest at the same time.