Dear You, the Teochew-dialect family drama that has become one of China’s biggest theatrical stories of 2026, is heading to North America, Australia, and New Zealand after CMC Pictures secured the theatrical distribution rights. This marks a significant milestone for the film, which has already achieved remarkable success in China. With a modest budget and no major stars or spectacle, the film's word-of-mouth success in the Middle Kingdom is truly remarkable. The film's opening in Australia and New Zealand is set for June 25, followed by a North America launch on June 26. The film's themes of migration, memory, and intergenerational belonging, rooted in the cultural history of qiaopi, are sure to resonate with audiences worldwide. CMC Pictures, a leading international distributor of Chinese-language films, has a strong track record of handling overseas releases for over 120 titles, including popular series like The Wandering Earth, Ne Zha, and Ip Man. The deal with CMC follows separate acquisitions by Trinity CineAsia and Damai Entertainment, further expanding the film's international reach. This is a testament to the film's universal appeal and its ability to transcend cultural boundaries. As Dear You continues its journey to global audiences, it is sure to leave a lasting impact and spark important conversations about migration, family, and cultural identity.