Sooyoung recently talked about her upcoming film “Memories of a Dead End”

Choi Soo-young talked about a good Japanese performance. 

On the afternoon of the 25th, a premiere of the film "Memories of a Dead End" (directed by Choi Hyun-young) was held at the Gyeongbok Gyeongbok Gwanghwamun in Seoul on the afternoon of the 25th. The premiere was attended by leading actor Choi Soo-young, Tanaka Suksuke, and director Hyun Young Kim, including Won Yoshimoto Banana. 

"I was fortunate to have made my debut at the age of 12 in Japan and was fortunate to learn Japanese, and I thought that someday it would be time for me to perform in Japanese," Swim said. He said, "At first I watched the script of this film and asked how much you think of a woman who speaks Japanese to the director, but he wanted me to be my level of Japanese," he said. "If I was an awkward Japanese speaker But I was not overburdened by the fact that I was in a good position to be able to speak Japanese well in movies, but I had an insurance idea because I could not understand even if I had a wrong pronunciation because it was a Korean woman setting.

On the other hand, "Memories of a dead end alley" based on the same name novel by the best-selling author Yoshimoto Banana of Japan is a café manager in a café "end point" where a Korean traveler Yumi (Choi Soo Young) It is the emotional melody which draws the story to meet Nishiyama (Tanaka ス ケ). 

Director Choi Hyun-young, who won the Grand Prix at the Dama International Film Festival held in Hiroshima with his short film 'After the ...' (2009), meets with megaphone and Choi Soo-young, Tanaka Suksuke, Ahn Bo-hyun, Dong Hyun Bae and Bae Nuri. It will be released on April 4.