Second Love) is a 2007 romantic drama film written and directed by Gina Kim, and starring Vera Farmiga.

Arriving home after her father-in-law's funeral, Sophie Lee (Vera Farmiga), a Caucasian woman, and her husband Andrew (David Lee McInnis), a Korean-American, have sex on their kitchen table; Andrew breaks down in her arms shortly after.

While waiting for an appointment at the clinic, Sophie witnesses an Asian man, Jihah Kim (Ha Jung-woo), arrive to make a donation.

She listens outside the door during his doctor's interview, and hears that Jihah is an illegal alien and they cannot accept his sperm.

When he returns home, Sophie propositions him for sex; she offers Jihah $300 per session, and if they are successful in getting pregnant, an additional $30,000 in cash.

While working at the dry cleaners one day, Jihah notices Sophie outside and encounters Andrew who comes in to pick up his jacket.

Meanwhile, Andrew arrives home early and answers the door to the delayed taxi driver.

While Sophie is there one day, police show up and detain Jihah for his illegal residence in the United States.

Jihah is told by authorities that he will be deported the next morning; while being held, he requests to make a phone call.

"[6] Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "Farmiga elevates the material of this melodramatic soaper into something nearly profound.

"[7] Gary Goldstein of the Los Angeles Times wrote, "If Adrian Lyne directed a racy Lifetime movie, then asked Danielle Steel what to call it, you'd pretty much have Never Forever, a sudsy chamber piece that's engrossing despite its many plot holes and contrivances.

"[8] Stephen Holden of The New York Times wrote, "A fearless performance by Vera Farmiga, and glowing cinematography that explores the subtly shifting body language of strangers who are having sex but avoiding intimacy, partly camouflage the awkward storytelling of Gina Kim's marital melodrama Never Forever...