Yeri di Red Velvet has officially made its debut actor on the big screen, with the new horror film “Spirit: The Ghost Game”, which was previewed this week in South Korea, marking a significant milestone for the singer while going from music to the big screen.
The film “Spirit: The Ghost Game” focuses on a group of high school students who are involved in a dangerous supernatural game. Yeri plays the main role of Minji, a student who finds himself at the center of mysterious events. The plot of the film follows the students while discovering the dark secrets behind the game, facing terrifying challenges and supernatural encounters along the way.
Yeri’s decision to take on a role of actor has been met excitement By fans and experts in the sector. Before leaving the film, he expressed his feelings for the new challenge, saying that he was both nervous and eager to show a different side of herself.
“I wanted to try something new and acting in a horror movie was a great challenge for me. I hope the spectators appreciate the film and will see my efforts,” Yeri shared.
The director of the film, Kim Ji-Hoon, praised Yeri’s dedication and the natural talent on the set. He observed that despite being new to acting, he quickly adapted to the needs of the role and brought depth to his character. The director added that the member Red Velvet showed strong attention and worked hard to play Minji’s emotions, observing that she performance has passed their expectations.
“Spirit: The Ghost Game” has attracted attention not only for Yeri’s debut, but also for his plot of suspense and atmospheric images. The film was shot in various places in South Korea, with the production team that uses practical effects and creative lighting to improve horror elements.
The Red Velvet agency, SM Entertainment, issued a declaration to support Yeri New businessencouraging fans to watch the film and support his acting journey. The members of the group also sent encouragement messages, celebrating Yeri’s success.
While Yeri goes on to acting, many are looking to see how his career will develop beyond music. With his first film now in cinemas, he has opened a new chapter, showing his versatility as an artist and performer.
