It has become a hot topic every day as it is announced that she will be returning to the big screen after a long absence. This is the first time that the "acting genius" Son Ye-ji, who has represented K-storytelling, and the "master" director Park Chan-wook have met.
This is the first time that these two "trusted craftsmen" have come together, and it will be interesting to see what kind of synergy this will bring.
The film depicts the "war for new employment" that unfolds when a man named Lee Hong is suddenly fired. Song Ye-Ji In plays Man-soo's wife, Miri.
Song Ye-ji plays Man-soo's "closest aide," who is crushed by the weight of being the head of the family and is increasingly driven to extreme choices.
She will portray complex inner thoughts in a delicate way and will play a central role in the film. Song Ye-ji's acting, which will be seen again in "It Can't Be Helped," has been praised by director Park Chan-wook.
Expectations are rising. In a recently released commentary video, director Park Chan-wook praised the actor, saying, "He's an actor who knows how to express the necessary emotions very effectively and accurately."
The film is also a hot topic as it is the first collaboration between Song Ye-ji and Lee Byung-hun. Lee Byung-hun said, "I broke the expectations of how I would act in this scene."
Song Ye-jin has been praised for her outstanding expressiveness, saying that she is a master of acting that shows deeper acting through her acting.
She became an "icon of purity" in films such as "The White Night Walk" and "The Secret of the Thorns," and has since become famous for playing three-dimensional characters with both light and dark sides in the psychological thrillers "White Night Walk" and "The Secret of the Thorns."
Those inside and outside the industry are predicting that Song Ye-ji will reach the pinnacle of her acting career by taking on the unique genre of director Park Chan-wook.
Song Yeji will also be stepping onto the red carpet at the world-famous film festival with the film "Helpless." "Helpless" will be screened at the 82nd Venice Film Festival in Venice, Italy on the 27th local time.
It has been invited to compete in the competition section of the 2019 International Film Festival in Venice. "Can't Be Helped" will be released in Korea on September 24th.
By minmin 2025/08/27 17:15 KST
