'Oseisa' to be Re-released... Japanese Film 'Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight' Confirmed for Re-release on January 28

Will the 'Oseisa Syndrome' unfold again?

According to Media Castle on the 21st, the Japanese film 〈Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight〉 has been confirmed for re-release on January 28. 〈Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight〉 is a fresh and poignant love story between a high school girl 'Maori' who suffers from 'anterograde amnesia' where her memory resets every time she wakes up, and an ordinary high school boy 'Toru' living a mundane life. It has also been remade into a Korean film starring Choi Young-woo and Cynthia.

The Japanese film 〈Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight〉 surpassed 1.21 million cumulative viewers during its release in Korea in 2022, ranking in the TOP 2 of all-time Japanese live-action films & all-time Japanese romance films. The film sparked the 'Oseisa Syndrome' during its initial release in Korea, maintaining a long-term box office run of about 3 months, with teenage viewers accounting for over 30% of the total audience, making it a favorite among GEN-Z audiences.

In a world where love disappears every night, yet two boys and girls repeatedly confess their heartfelt feelings for each other the next day, the most sorrowful youth tale 〈Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight〉 will be available again in Korean theaters starting January 28 (Wednesday).