Actor Choo Young Woo and actress Shin Sia to appear in the Korean remake of ”SekaKoi” starring Shunsuke Michieda and Riko Fukumoto... Filming begins on the 5th

Korean actor Choo Young Woo and actress Shin Sia have been cast in the Korean version of "Even if This Love Disappears from the World Tonight."
"If this love disappeared from the world tonight," a film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Misaki Ichijo,
"Even If" is a story about the innocent and heartbreaking love between a female student who suffers from anterograde amnesia, a condition in which her memory is reset when she wakes up, and an ordinary male student who lives a dull daily life.
"Even If This Love Disappears from the World Tonight," a new drama being reborn with a Korean sensibility, held a script reading and screening ahead of its surprise start of filming on the 5th.
Choo Young Woo will be taking on his first film role in this drama. In the drama, he plays Kim Jae Won, a man who lives day by day without any goals in life, and meets Han So Youn, who is the complete opposite of himself.
Choo Young Woo has a wide range of acting skills, from the cold and cynical charm to the warm heart hidden within, to the role of a man who becomes close to SOYOU and falls deeply in love with her.
Through the story, the drama will portray a wide range of emotions and will be a model for youth romance. Choo Young Woo said, "I enjoyed both the original novel and the movie, so I'm looking forward to watching it together.
I had high expectations from the moment I received the offer, and I want to do a good job," he said. Han Soyoung, played by Shin Sia, suffers from anterograde amnesia.
Shin Sia is a mischievous girl with positive energy who strives to live life to the fullest. She has a refreshing appearance and immersive emotional acting that is just as appealing as her character.
Shin Sia is set to leave a strong impression on audiences as a new icon of first love. Prior to filming, she said, "As a fan of the original novel, I'm very happy to be able to play a character from a work I love.
I'm excited. I will do my best in the filming so that the warm feelings can be conveyed to the audience."
His feature debut, "It's Okay, It's Okay, It's Okay!", won the praise of the judges and audience.
Directed by Kim Hye-young, who has received rave reviews from filmmakers, "Even If This Love Disappears From the World Tonight" is currently in production with the goal of a theatrical release in Korea in 2025.