Actor Choi Myung-bin raised the film's immersion with deeply felt emotional acting.
Choi Myung-bin shone with a presence that filled the screen with a passionate performance as Yeong-seon in the film Sua's Home, which opened on the 2nd.
Sua's Home follows 15-year-old Yeong-seon, who has nowhere to go, as she stays at Sua's house as a tennis training partner and comes to desperately wish to become a member of their family.
Choi Myung-bin transformed into Yeong-seon, who wants a family, and led the center of the drama. In particular, she delicately portrayed Yeong-seon's complex emotions, maximizing immersion. In addition, she performed the tennis, one of the key devices driving the story, herself, giving the character's arc a three-dimensional expression.
Meanwhile, Sua's Home was invited to various film festivals, including the 26th Jeonju International Film Festival Korean Competition, the 44th Vancouver International Film Festival Spotlight on Korea, and the 27th Seoul International Women's Film Festival siwff creative support section, earning early critical attention.
Amid such high interest, Choi Myung-bin, through Sua's Home, impressed audiences with a character of a different resolve from previously shown roles, expanding her range. With more deeply developed acting, anticipation for her future steps has grown, and attention is focused on what achievements she will continue to produce.<
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