Exciting news for fans of the manga! The official Twitter account for the live-action film adaptation of Minami Mizuno’s “Koi o Shiranai Boku-tachi wa” has just dropped a new movie clip, and it’s giving us all the feels!

But that’s not all! The film’s staff has also announced that a limited postcard drawn and signed by Mizuno will be given to moviegoers during the film’s second week screening in Japan from August 30 to September 5.

The film is directed by Mai Sakai, who is known for her work on live-action dramas, and the script is penned by Haruka Okita. Naniwa Danshi performs the theme song “Koi Suru Hikari” (Loving Light).

The story centers around Eiji and Naohiko, two high school students who have been friends since middle school. Their lives change when Eiji’s childhood friend Izumi transfers into their school. Eiji has harbored secret feelings for Izumi since they were young, but has never said anything about them. But Naohiko then confesses his love for Izumi, and the two start going out.

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The manga began with a one-shot in Shueisha’s Bessatsu Margaret magazine in January 2017, before launching a full serialization in June 2017. The series ended in 2021.

Mizuno launched her Rainbow Days manga in the February 2012 issue of Bessatsu Margaret, and ended it in March 2017. The manga inspired a drama CD, a television anime, and more!

Sources: Koi o Shiranai Boku-tachi wa film’s X/Twitter account