[Official] The 4K remaster of the Japanese film ”Linda Linda Linda,” starring Bae Doo Na, is enjoying strong box office success, with audience numbers doubling since its release in Korea 20 years ago.

The 4K remaster of the Japanese film "Linda Linda Linda," starring actress Bae Doo Na, attracted audiences nearly double the original score in its opening week, maintaining its strong box office performance.
"Linda Linda Linda," which was re-released on the 17th as a 4K remastered version to commemorate the 20th anniversary, is about a high school girl band preparing for a school festival to mark the end of their high school years, and the girl who happens to be the vocalist.
This film depicts the clumsy yet brilliant youth of Korean exchange student "Song" (Bae Doo Na). Directed by Yamashita Nobuhiro, Bae Doo Na stars in the film, which has garnered Hot Topic reviews.
Since its release in Korea in 2006, "Linda Linda" has long been loved as a legend of youth band movies.
"Linda" has been released in theaters for the first time in 20 years in a 4K remastered version, and is achieving astonishing box office success.
Now in its two-week re-release, the film has attracted far more viewers than when it was first released in 2006, proving the strength of the original youth film.
The main driver of this re-release was the female audience in their 20s, who were particularly impressed by the film "Linda," which depicts the brilliant youth, friendship, and band music.
The rave reviews for "Linda Linda" have been reaching 100,000 and 200,000 views, spreading rapidly online. The heartwarming and moving experience that can only be found in a coming-of-age film has led to an increase in viewership.
Despite the limited number of theaters showing the film, the seat sales rate has exceeded 16%, and box office fever is on fire.
The 4K remastered version of "Linda" is currently being screened to rave reviews in theaters across South Korea.