The late Kim Sae-ron returns to the screen in her final work.

Distributor JNC Media Group confirmed on December 30 that the film We Are Every Day, starring Kim Sae-ron and Lee Chae-min, is scheduled for release in February.

We Are Every Day is based on a popular webtoon of the same name. The film follows a tender coming-of-age romance that begins with a confession between childhood friends, capturing the emotional turbulence of being seventeen.

Kim Sae-ron plays Han Yeo-ul, a high school girl thrown into confusion after a heartfelt confession made just before entering high school. The role preserves her bright, youthful energy from her final days on set.

Lee Chae-min stars opposite her as Oh Ho-soo, a boy experiencing the emotions of first love toward Yeo-ul. The character showcases a gentle, fresh charm, a stark contrast to his intense role in The Tyrant's Chef.

A teaser poster has also been released, featuring the two leads standing under an umbrella in the rain. The tagline, "Does first love really never come true?" heightens anticipation for the story.

We Are Every Day is set to premiere in theaters this February.