As of the current date, there are no officially confirmed announcements regarding a film titled "Eien: Ni" (永遠・弐) scheduled for release in 2026. The provided knowledge base contains information about several films with similar titles, such as the French drama "Eternity" (L'Éternité), directed by Benoît Jacquot and released in 2016, which stars Mathieu Amalric and Julia Roy. Additionally, it references the Japanese film "Zero: The Eternal Wind" (Towa no 0), adapted from the novel by Naoki Hyakuta, which was released in 2013 and sparked political controversy after being viewed by former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
The knowledge base also mentions a Spanish-British co-production titled "Vivir para siempre" (Live Forever), directed by Gustavo Ron, featuring Robbie Kay and Alex Etel. Furthermore, it notes a short film or segment simply titled "Forever" on iQiyi, described as a romance between a film director named Ray and a girl named Laura. None of these existing works correspond to a 2026 release under the specific title "永遠・弐".
Due to the absence of any verified production data, cast lists, award nominations, or reception metrics for a movie specifically named "Eien: Ni" set for 2026, no factual production details can be provided. Any information suggesting the existence of this specific project would constitute fabrication, as no studios, distributors, or official press releases have announced such a title in available records.
No streaming services, rental platforms, or theatrical exhibitors currently list a movie titled "Eien: Ni" (2026) for viewing, as the film has not been officially announced or released.