Actor Kim Min-hee attends Locarno film fest with director Hong Sang-soo
"Nowhere to Lay My Eyes," Hong's 35th feature, follows Sang-hee, who heads to the southern Korean island of Jeju to find her divorcee mom whom she last saw 10…
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"Nowhere to Lay My Eyes," Hong's 35th feature, follows Sang-hee (Kim Min-hee), who heads to the southern Korean island of Jeju to find her divorcee mom whom she last saw 10 years ago. Korean director Hong Sang-soo, and actors Kim Min-hee and Park Mi-so (from L to R) attending a photocall for Hong's film "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes" at the 79th edition of the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland on Thursday. (EPA-Yonhap) Actor Kim Min-hee and her longtime partner, director Hong Sang-soo, attended the Locarno Film Festival this week, foreign media reports showed Friday, in what marked their first public appearance together following the birth of their son. Kim clinched the best performance award for her role in Hong's "By the Stream" (2024).
Furthermore, Kim, who gave birth to her first child with Hong last year, reportedly discussed her life as a new mom juggling an acting career during a conversation with the audience following the screening.
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"Nowhere to Lay My Eyes," Hong's 35th feature, follows Sang-hee (Kim Min-hee), who heads to the southern Korean island of Jeju to find her divorcee mom whom she last saw 10 years ago.
reliability low1/2 sourcesKorean director Hong Sang-soo, and actors Kim Min-hee and Park Mi-so (from L to R) attending a photocall for Hong's film "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes" at the 79th edition of the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland on Thursday. (EPA-Yonhap) Actor Kim Min-hee and her longtime partner, director Hong Sang-soo, attended the Locarno Film Festival this week, foreign media reports showed Friday, in what marked their first public appearance together following the birth of their son.
reliability low1/2 sourcesKim clinched the best performance award for her role in Hong's "By the Stream" (2024).
reliability low1/2 sourcesKim, who gave birth to her first child with Hong last year, reportedly discussed her life as a new mom juggling an acting career during a conversation with the audience following the screening.
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