Actor Kim Min-hee attends Locarno film fest with director Hong Sang-soo
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 and Hong attended the screening for the director's latest feature, "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes," which was invited to the international competition section of…
Actress Kim Min-hee and her longtime partner, director Hong Sang-soo, made their first public appearance together at the Locarno Film Festival this week. The couple attended the premiere of Hong's latest film, "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes," which was included in the international competition section of the 79th edition of the annual festival in Switzerland.
Kim, who gave birth to her son with Hong last year, participated in a post-screening conversation with the audience. In the discussion, she shared insights into her experiences as a new mother while continuing her acting career. "Nowhere to Lay My Eyes" is Hong's 35th feature film. The movie follows the story of Sang-hee, a character portrayed by Kim Min-hee, who travels to Jeju Island in South Korea to locate her divorced mother, whom they haven't seen in ten years.
This marked Hong's fifth appearance at the Locarno film festival, where he won the best director award for his 2013 film "Our Sunhi."
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