BLACKPINK’s LISA Confronts Working With New Producers in Latest ‘Always Lalisa’ Doc Trailer: ‘I Felt Really Shy About Showing My Skills’
Director Sue Kim's film about a year in the life of the K-pop superstar will hit IMAX and cinemas worldwide on Oct. 12.
BLACKPINK's Lisa, accustomed to a certain method in her music career, found herself in unfamiliar territory when she embarked on her solo journey. In a recent trailer for her documentary, Always Lalisa, she revealed her discomfort with working with new producers and songwriters outside of Korea. The 29-year-old star will embark on a solo album, film her acting debut on HBO's The White Lotus, and prepare for her first major solo performance at Coachella.
Directed by Sue Kim, the documentary chronicles Lisa as she writes, records, and releases her debut solo album, Alter Ego, and works with a fresh creative team, including British producer/songwriter Sammy Soso and producer/songwriter Kuk Harrell. Both men noted Lisa's initial shyness and lack of confidence when it came to showcasing her vocal skills.
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