'Berlin Nights' Embroidered by Jung Ji-young, Yeom Hye-ran, and Shin Woo-bin... Movie 'My Name' Revealed on the Berlin Film Festival Red Carpet

The 76th Berlin International Film Festival opened on the 12th (local time), with the stars of the movie 〈My Name〉 stepping onto the Berlinale Palast red carpet, capturing the attention of film fans worldwide.

The red carpet event took place at the festival's iconic location, 'Marlene Dietrich Square.' The atmosphere peaked when actress Yeom Hye-ran, who has built a global fandom through Netflix series 〈The Glory〉 and 〈Mask Girl〉, made her appearance. Portraying a mother with a 50-year secret, she delivered a powerful performance that oscillated between calm waves and massive emotional tides, showcasing her unique elegant and intense aura on the red carpet while being showered with flashes from local reporters.

Rising star Shin Woo-bin, who appeared alongside Yeom Hye-ran, also drew attention. Debuting as 'Young-ok,' an 18-year-old boy troubled by his complex name, he was chosen by Berlin right after his debut. Despite it being his first international stage, he radiated excitement rather than nervousness, connecting with the audience and signaling the birth of a next-generation star.

Master director Jung Ji-young, who unraveled the tragedy of Korea's modern history, the Jeju 4.3 incident, through the unique theme of 'name,' walked the red carpet with a relaxed smile. Having received high praise from the festival as "a marvelous work breaking the silence of tragic history and a meticulously crafted narrative," the interest from foreign media towards the director was also intense.

The official trailer was first unveiled through the Berlin Film Festival website, raising expectations. The 〈My Name〉 team successfully completed the red carpet event and is set to embark on their official schedule. Starting with the world premiere screening on the 13th, they plan to engage in deep communication with the audience through stage greetings and Q&A sessions, as well as continue their authentic journey by meeting with Koreans living abroad.

The film 〈My Name〉, which heated up the heart of Berlin, is set to deliver a profound resonance to Korean audiences through its domestic release in April.