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Can a Feminist Girl and a Self-Described “Nice Guy” Learn to Love Each Other? ‘My Crazy Feminist Girlfriend’ Main Trailer, Key Art and New Cast Unveiled

Netflix newsroom·Oct 26, 2026 · 7:00 PM CT
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Netflix released the main trailer and key art for the live-action "My Crazy Feminist Girlfriend," based on Min Ji Hyoung's bestselling Korean novel, and announced six new cast members. Mei Nagano stars, and the film premieres globally on Dec. 3.

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