Lisa’s New Documentary Is Headed To The Big Screen
Directed by Sue Kim, the film follows Lisa’s year of independence and will stream on YouTube Premium after a limited theatrical run.
- On Wednesday, Sept. 2, Sony Music Vision announced the documentary Always Lalisa will open in IMAX and cinemas worldwide beginning October 12 via Trafalgar Releasing.
- Directed by Sue Kim, the film chronicles Lisa's "pivotal year" away from Blackpink, capturing her first independence since childhood as she navigates solo artistry.
- Trafalgar Releasing CEO Marc Allenby said the film "gives fans an unguarded look at Lisa's trajectory from Blackpink stardom into one of the most recognised artists in the world."
- Following a September 18 premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, the film will stream exclusively on YouTube Premium later this year; tickets go on sale September 9.
- Lisa, 29, continues expanding her portfolio with her acting debut in HBO's The White Lotus and an upcoming EP, Press Play, releasing October 23.
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BLACKPINK's LISA revealed in the new documentary "Always Lalisa" why K-pop stars have to hide their relationships.
The documentary directed by Sue Kim will reach IMAX theaters and cinemas around the world since October 12, before its exclusive premiere on YouTube Premium.
Blackpink’s Lisa Will Capture Solo Journey in ‘Always Lalisa’ Documentary
Blackpink member Lisa will be the focal point of a new documentary, 'Always Lalisa,' in theaters October 12. The movie will document her solo career.
'Always Lalisa' Doc About K-Pop Star Lisa Sets Release Dates
Always Lalisa, the feature documentary following K-Pop star Lisa, will open in IMAX and cinemas worldwide for a limited engagement via Trafalgar Releasing beginning October 12, before streaming exclusively on YouTube Premium later this year. The plans were announced today by Sony Music Vision. Directed by Sue Kim, the film follows a pivotal year in Lisa’s life as she steps away from K-Pop group Blackpink for “a year of independence.” The doc …
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