Even If This Love Disappears From the World Tonight
After an accident leaves high school student Seo-yoon unable to retain each new day, she relies on written records to rebuild what happened before. Her classmate Jae-won chooses to help fill those gaps, and their repeated routines become a story about memory, presence, and what it means to protect another person’s place in your life.
This note covers Even If This Love Disappears From the World Tonight at 01:15:09-01:15:26, a span of about 17 seconds. The source annotation identifies a nighttime setting.
Quick Facts
Title Guide and Timeline
Directed by Kim Hye-young, this 2025 South Korean film adapts Ichijo Misaki’s Japanese novel and stars Shin Si-a as Seo-yoon with Choo Young-woo as Jae-won. Its central device is not memory loss alone, but the way two students use daily records, repeated agreements, and help from people around them to keep a relationship moving when new memories cannot accumulate normally. Diaries, next-day explanations, and choices about remembering for someone else therefore provide a practical lens for reading the story.
The film opened in South Korea on December 24, 2025 and later moved into global streaming distribution. Korean Film Council material documents the director, leads, adaptation background, and release path, so this page separates those verifiable catalog facts from Scenemark’s own time annotation. The current note anchors one late-film emotional turn rather than claiming complete scene-by-scene coverage; the guide supplies character, adaptation, and distribution context so readers can place that selective record within the larger work.
The published Even If This Love Disappears From the World Tonight index contains 1 timestamp annotations with about 1 minute of marked material. The average annotation spans 17 seconds; 1 short reference under 20 seconds.
For this film entry, the public notes are placed between 01:15:09 and 01:15:26 so visitors can see where the references sit in the runtime.
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Episode Coverage
- Film timeline 1 note, 01:15:09-01:15:26, 17 marked seconds
Index Coverage
- Coverage status: Reviewed.
- Last reviewed: 2026-06-15.
- 1 note arranged from earliest to latest.
- Within the covered timeline, note times currently span 01:15:09 to 01:15:26.
- Marked segments total about 1 minute.
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