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Not sure if it's true or not but despite either facts it's not uncommon to be in a project with your exes.

I thought so too, it has a similar vibe to Nerve.

I saw the trailer on Facebook. It looks promising so far, and thanks to Netflix, they have expanded their production value. More chances of the actors getting international recognition possibly.

Maybe, it's hard to say because the photo doesn't have the fantasy filter over it and they will be at Adachi's house together so eh .

I'm so excited for Hirate san's role, and the story concept is intriguing!
The trailer also hinted the main leads might have a profound bond.

My favourite scene so far would be the forehead kiss. It's sad but it shows Kurosawa's sincerity.

That was my initial guess but the way screenwriters presented it seemed brief. Wouldn't Miyata at least prepare a funeral or something for him. He also said the lines 'Where did you go?" which got me more confused if it was an accident or not so thanks for the confirmation.

I want to know how he died and would his soul rest in peace. I need answers!

I've noticed that too lol. Kudos to the marketing team on that one!

Interesting, it's true about the copyright. Which is why most recent Japanese films won't be available for overseas viewers until 6-7 months later.

I believe with the suitable amount of research on the topic it's possible to write an article on it. I would be interested to read it if you get a chance to write it ^_^

I do wish MDL has a bookmark feature so we could come back to an article to reflect on. Brilliant work!

It really is intriguing. I took an event management degree this year, and we learned about the marketing area as it links to promoting events. I think the show is doing pretty good in terms of attracting their target audience.

One of the main flaws I may add is they don't have a streaming platform for its global audience. I've noticed some in the comments sharing Taiwan has legal access to the show.

I found it because of a random YouTube recommend lol. I think the low marketing and popularity of the TV platform made it difficult for viewers to take notice of the show unfortunately.

Excellent performance from both leads and decent music. The story structure may not be unique, but it's inspiring, and it resonated with my current situation of being a recent graduate with an unclear path. However, the film encourages viewers to take risks which may open opportunities and broaden surrounding viewpoint.

The film includes themes of accepting change and self-acceptance that made me enjoy the film besides the soundtrack. I also appreciated the refreshing fade filtered colour palette and editing! It reminded me of Makoto Shinkai's Your Name or Kimi no Na wa ^_^

The actors for Cherry magic have done photo-shoots and interviews including Instagram live chat collabs. Which could bring in more international viewers via social media platforms. Other than those I haven't seen any other visible marketing strategy besides the manga being available to be purchased online.

It's fascinating to see the different approaches in marketing strategy for each nation.

Yeah that's true, it was supposed to be released in October of this year but due to delay it's going to take time T_T

Yeah and more opportunities for character arc!

Be Love has a vampire element to it. The first two episodes are out.

There is actually a BL with supernatural elements but the film has been delayed to Jan 2021: The Night Beyond the Tricornered Window