There are some films that carry more weight than just their story. Everyday We Are is one of them. A year after the heartbreaking loss of Kim Sae Ron, her posthumous coming-of-age romance is finally heading to Korean theatres on March 4, 2026 — giving fans one last chance to see her on screen, and giving the film the respectful release it deserves.
The announcement was made at a press screening in Seoul on February 23, attended by director Kim Min Jae and co-stars Lee Chae Min, Choi Yu Ju, and Ryoo Ui Hyun. The event was as much a tribute as it was a promotional event — and the warmth in the room was palpable.
Kim Sae Ron’s Everyday We Are — Film at a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Title | Everyday We Are |
| Release Date | March 4, 2026 |
| Director | Kim Min Jae |
| Lead Cast | Kim Sae Ron, Lee Chae Min, Choi Yu Ju, Ryoo Ui Hyun |
| Genre | Coming-of-Age Romance |
| Based On | Webtoon of the same name |
| Special Note | Posthumous release; Lee Chae Min’s film debut |
| Distribution | JoyNCinema |
A Tearful Send-Off from Her Co-Stars
The press event was an emotional affair. Director Kim Min Jae called Kim Sae Ron the best actor he had ever worked with — high praise that felt deeply personal. Lee Chae Min, who makes his big-screen debut in this film, shared how despite being the same age, Sae Ron was his senior in every meaningful way. He thanked her for guiding him through the shoot, teaching him even the smallest details of the craft. Choi Yu Ju recalled how the late actress made the entire set feel lighter and more cheerful — the kind of energy that’s hard to manufacture and impossible to replace. Ryoo Ui Hyun called her someone he could genuinely learn from.
Together, their memories paint a portrait of someone who was not just talented, but also generous and warm — the kind of person whose absence leaves a very specific and lasting hole.
What the Film Is About
Everyday We Are tells the story of Yeo Ul (Kim Sae Ron), who receives an unexpected love confession from her close friend Ho Soo (Lee Chae Min), and how both navigate the shifting emotions of their relationship. It is adapted from a popular webtoon and marks Lee Chae Min’s transition from television — where he broke through in Bon Appétit, Your Majesty — to the big screen.
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FAQs
Q: When is Kim Sae Ron’s Everyday We Are releasing in theatres?
Q: Is Everyday We Are based on a webtoon and who makes their debut in the film?
Yes — the film is adapted from a webtoon of the same name, and it marks the film debut of rising K-drama star Lee Chae Min, who plays the male lead Ho Soo opposite Kim Sae Ron.
