The youth romance film 'We Are Every Day' starring Kim Se-ron and Lee Chae-min will be released in February 2026 in South Korea.

Kim Se-ron, starring in the youth romance film 'We Are Every Day' with Lee Chae-min, has confirmed its release in South Korea for February 2026 and has released a teaser poster. The film 'We Are Every Day' is a tumultuous youth romance that begins with a sudden confession from a childhood friend to a confused 17-year-old. Based on a webcomic that has recorded over 16 million views on Kakao Page and captivated readers, the story depicts how on a day before entering high school, Hosu (Lee Chae-min) suddenly confesses to Yoori (Kim Se-ron). Yoori, bewildered by the sudden confession and kiss from her childhood friend, explodes in anger, signaling the end of their friendship. On the long-awaited day of their high school entrance ceremony, Yoori and Hosu end up in the same school and class. Their relationship, now completely changed and their friendship ended, leads to awkward days as their connection becomes increasingly confused. As they navigate their feelings of first love at 17, what story will unfold in their youth? Lee Chae-min plays the role of Hosu, a boy experiencing first love, marking his screen debut and first leading role. He transforms into a high school student who falls into a fresh first love, garnering expectations with his new charm. Kim Se-ron plays the role of Han Yoori, a high school girl thrown into confusion by the sudden confession. Having built a solid filmography since childhood, Kim Se-ron has been loved for her bright smile and impressive acting skills. 'We Are Every Day' showcases Kim Se-ron's shining charm as she perfectly transforms into the tomboyish Yoori. In addition to Lee Chae-min and Kim Se-ron, Yuju from Cherry Bullet and Ryu Wi-hyun, who gained a fandom through the web drama 'A-TEEN', also join the cast, known for depicting a fresh romance that is only possible in youth, raising expectations. The released teaser poster captures Hosu and Yoori sharing an umbrella in the gentle rain. Hosu's expression, looking pained, conveys the confusion of a 17-year-old boy experiencing first love, alongside the text, 'Is first love really unattainable?' Yoori's expression reflects the sense of loss from the friendship broken by Hosu's confession, evoking a bittersweet feeling. This teaser poster encapsulates the thrill and pain of first love that everyone has experienced, further heightening anticipation for their love story. The film 'We Are Every Day' will be released in South Korea in February 2026.