“her filmography reflects the difficult times faced by 21st century korean actresses, showcasing her successful escape through careful and clever strategies. she has triumphed over those times and will, no doubt, continue to do so.” #24YEARSWITHSONYEJIN

RT @sonyejinpics: the cinematography of ‘be with you’ (2018) • dir. lee jang-hoon

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RT @sonyejinpics: miss seeing ye jin doing film promotion

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RT @sonyejinpics: son yejin in hội an, vietnam, for marie claire korea (2016)

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cr. sonyejin snowstars

too adorable

RT @sonyejinpics: 19 years old son yejin 💛

son yejin at <the battleship island> vip premiere

favorite yejin’s red carpet look of all time

RT @sonyejinpics: son yejin and her lovely personality🤍

“dir. park chan-wook’s is a film that arises from the contemplation of how to spread korean films overseas, similar to . it aims to recoup the production cost solely through overseas sales. there are two meanings: creating a stable infrastructure for overseas sales and creating conditions that allow the director to unfold their artistic vision while comfortably producing work.” — ko kyung-beom (CJENM’s director of film business division)