Yorushika Plagiarism in Concert cinema release Mexico and Latin America, Digi Mart USA News: The music of Yorushika will reach the big screen on November 27, 2026. On that day, Yorushika: “Plagiarism” in Concert, an 87-minute cinematic presentation, will premiere in selected theaters in Mexico and Latin America, according to the publisher.
Distribution is handled by KONNICHIWA! Distribución and +QUE CINE.
The announcement covers screenings in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama and Peru. The list reflects confirmed territories; theaters and showtimes have not yet been announced.
Yorushika is formed by composer and guitarist n-buna and vocalist suis. Since its formation in 2017, the project has built its own musical identity around n-buna’s compositions and suis’s performances.
The theatrical release brings to the cinema format a presentation linked to Plagiarism, one of the duo’s works.
The announcement confirms a running time of 87 minutes but does not detail the repertoire that will be heard during the screening. The song selection and other elements of the presentation will therefore need to be confirmed through information published by the distributors.
Part of the audience first came to know Yorushika through songs for anime series. “Haru” was the second opening theme of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End, while the duo has also contributed music to Kaina of the Great Snow Sea and The Dangers in My Heart.
The announcement also mentions Orb: On the Movements of the Earth, although it does not specify a song associated with that work.
This link to various animated productions makes the arrival of “Plagiarism” in Concert in theaters especially relevant for those who follow both Japanese music and anime. The release offers the chance to enjoy a Yorushika performance on the big screen, although details for each screening still depend on local announcements.
For now, the confirmed date for the regional premiere is November 27, 2026. Availability will be in selected theaters, so the film’s presence may vary by city.
The announcement does not include venues, showtimes or ticket sale information; those details will be released later.
For future updates, audiences can visit the official Konnichiwa! website and its Instagram and Facebook accounts.
Konnichiwa! is an independent Mexican distributor specializing in Japanese cinema and animation, active in theaters since 2013.
