Kim Hee-ae and Kim So-hye's Yoon Hee to Premiere in Japan on the 7th

[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Isul] The film "Yoonhee," starring Kim Hee-ae, was released in Japan on the 7th.

On this day, the distributor Little Big Pictures announced that to commemorate the Japanese release of "Yoonhee" (director Lim Dae-hyung) on the 8th, a stage greeting will be held at 12:10 PM after the screening, featuring Yuko Nakamura, who plays Jun, and Shou Yakumaro, who plays Ryusuke.

"Yoonhee" is an emotional melodrama depicting the story of Yoonhee, who, after unexpectedly receiving a letter, embarks on a journey to a snow-covered destination to uncover the secret memories of her first love that she had forgotten.

The film was released in November 2019 and won the Best Director and Best Screenplay awards at the 41st Blue Dragon Film Awards, the Jury Grand Prize at the 18th Florence Korean Film Festival, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Music at the 40th Korean Film Critics Association Awards, Best Actress at the 7th Korean Film Producers Association Awards, and Best New Actress at the 21st Busan Film Critics Association Awards.

Filmed on location in the Otaru region of Japan, known for its dazzling snowy exotic scenery, the film showcased beautiful cinematography, making this Japanese release particularly meaningful. Locally, the film was introduced as "a love story depicting the love of East Asian women that has received worldwide acclaim."

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