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Stars of Japanese romance film to meet fans in Seoul on Oct. 19
Japanese actors Ryusei Yokohama and Suzu Hirose will visit Seoul on Oct.
19 with director Michihito Fujii.
They will meet audiences at Lotte Cinema World Tower and take part in a discussion about their film, “You, Like a Star.”
The story follows Kai and Akimi, two 17-year-olds who experience love and difficult choices over 15 years.
They share painful experiences and become close companions.
The film is based on a novel by Nagira Yuu that has sold more than 1.7 million copies.
It is scheduled to open at Lotte Cinema in South Korea on Oct.
28.
Actors Ryusei Yokohama and Suzu Hirose will visit Seoul on Oct. 19 to meet audiences at events for their film.
Director Michihito Fujii will join them for a stage greeting and a talk with audiences at Lotte Cinema World Tower.
The film follows Kai and Akimi, two 17-year-olds whose love story unfolds over 15 years.
It is based on a novel by Yu Nagira that has sold more than 1.7 million copies.
The film is scheduled to open at Lotte Cinema on Oct. 28.
- Who
- Actors Ryusei Yokohama and Suzu Hirose, and director Michihito Fujii.
- What
- They will attend a stage greeting and a talk with audiences for their film.
- When
- Oct. 19.
- Where
- Lotte Cinema World Tower in Seoul.
- Why
- To meet audiences and discuss the film.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Distributor Daewon Media announced that the actors would visit South Korea on Oct. 19.
The actors and director are scheduled to meet audiences at Lotte Cinema World Tower in Seoul.
The film is scheduled to open at Lotte Cinema.
- Visit date
- Oct. 19
- Venue
- Lotte Cinema World Tower, Seoul
- Film release
- Oct. 28 at Lotte Cinema
- Cast
- Ryusei Yokohama and Suzu Hirose
- Director
- Michihito Fujii
- Source novel sales
- More than 1.7 million copies
Sources
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