The manhwa (Korean name for comics), which the film, #yourletter, is adapted from, has been published by Yen Press, the same place which published the light novel and manga version of Whoever Steals This Book. https://yenpress.com/titles/9798400901119-your-letter, https://kaist455.com/2025/10/04/your-letter-2025/ (115/?)

I was overjoyed to see an article, on October 20th, saying this: "The film has been presold to 166 countries across Asia, Europe, the Americas and Oceania, including Japan, Italy, Spain and Brazil. The film’s overseas rollout began on Oct. 10 in Vietnam. It will premier in Indonesia on Wednesday, Malaysia on Thursday and Singapore and Thailand on Oct. 30. A North American release is scheduled for early 2026." https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-10-20/entertainment/movies/Korean-animated-film-Your-Letter-to-be-exported-to-166-countries-around-the-world/2424018 (105/?) #yourletter #films #korea

Here's a trailer/preview for the film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q17qc72dP1s (104/?) #yourletter #youtube #previews

As I note in the beginning of my post, each of these has been watched or read during the past month. I came across some in #webcomics (two series) and #anime (one series), but not in other mediums, while noting #librarian characters listed on Behind the Voice Actors and about the upcoming anime film adaptation of Whoever Steals This Book, which I'm excited to watch. I also brought in some reviews of the South Korean film, #YourLetter, as well. There may be spoilers, so be aware. (2/?)