Every Day, We: Late Kim Sae-Ron's Last Film To Explore Young Love With Lee Chae-Min - See First Poster, Release Deets

Kim Sae-Ron's posthumous film titled Every Day, We has is heading for a release. Also starring Bon Appétit, Your Majesty breakout star Lee Chae-Min along with the late actress, based on the popular webtoon

of the same name. The makers on December 30, unveiled a teaser poster along with confirming its release in February 2026. Though the exact date is yet to be decided, the first look has intrigued fans, leaving many emotional about one of Kim's last projects. Every Day, We is based on the popular webtoon of the same name. It reportedly portrays a fluttering first between the lead pair that begins just as friendship ends.The poster primarily suggests the emotional confusion of the young leads as they stand under the same umbrella on a rainy day. The text reads, "Does first love really never come true?" As per reports, Every Day, We is a coming-of-age romance adapted from the KakaoPage webtoon that crossed over 16 million views, becoming a fan-favourite.

About Every Day, We

The story of Every Day, We follows two teens Ho Soo (Lee Chae Min) and Yeo Reul (Kim Sae Ron), whose face turbulance after Ho Soo confesses his love just before high school entrance. Caught off guard by an unexpected kiss, Yeo Reul ends their friendship to an abrupt end. But, the two eventually end up not in the same high school, but in the same class. After initial awkwardnewss and uncomfortable days, their emotions grow, giving them another chance to mend their broken friendship as they encounter love for the first time.

Every Day, We cast

Every Day, We marks Lee Chae-Min debut big-screen role. The film also stars Choi Yoo-Ju, former member of K-pop girl group Cherry Bullet, apart from Ryu Ui-Hyun. It is one of the lastf titles of Kim Sae-Ron, who dies on February 16, 2025.