Dear You follows different cinema and festival schedules in each market. Mainland film-key extensions, Hong Kong and Southeast Asian theatrical runs, and Taiwan festival screenings are separate arrangements, so check the distributor, festival, or cinema page again before traveling.
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The third film-key extension allows mainland cinemas to schedule the film through August 31, 2026. It does not guarantee a daily session in every city, so search the film title with your local cinema or usual ticketing service.
The film opened across Hong Kong cinemas. Continued sessions and the length of the run are controlled locally, and a mainland film-key extension does not automatically extend the Hong Kong schedule.
Two public screenings are scheduled at the 2026 Taoyuan Film Festival. A festival event is different from a continuing commercial release, so use the festival site for the latest program and ticket availability.
The first overseas wave included Singapore, Malaysia, and Brunei. Each market has its own run, so current availability should be confirmed with the local distributor or cinema.
A second overseas wave announced these markets, but a country-level opening date does not guarantee continuing sessions in every city. Check local cinemas and distributors first.
No. The extension lets cinemas schedule screenings within that period, while each cinema still decides whether and when to show the film.
The confirmed information is for limited public festival screenings, not a continuing Taiwan-wide commercial release.
This guide lists official cinema, festival, and distribution information only and does not include unauthorized full-film, download, or aggregator links.
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