'Muju Sanggol Film Festival' Next Actor Hyeri Wraps Up Meaningful 2 Nights and 3 Days—Top-Tier Communication From Exhibits to GV

Singer and actress Hyeri said she was selected as the 'Next Actor' for the 'Muju Sanggol Film Festival,' and that she took part directly in various programs—including talking with audiences—sharing her thoughts on the experience.

'Next Actor' selected and a variety of audience-communication moves Hyeri joined the festival for two nights and three days after being chosen as the eighth 'Next Actor' at the 14th Muju Sanggol Film Festival, which opened on the 4th. At the opening ceremony held on the 4th, a self trailer directed by Lee Hye-ri was revealed. During an outdoor talk held on the 5th, she revisited her journey as an actor, sharing stories about her work to date and her approach to acting. On the 6th, the final schedule, she attended the drama 〈The Competition for Seon-eui〉 GV, creating a meaningful time with audiences by delivering filming behind-the-scenes details and her character interpretations through a question-and-answer session.

Special exhibition buzz: 'Actually, Lee Hye-ri Hasn’t Even Started Yet' During this festival, at the Choi-bi Museum in Jeollabuk-do’s Muju-gun, an exhibition titled 'Actually, Lee Hye-ri Hasn’t Even Started Yet,' featuring behind-the-scenes aspects of her works and her personal collection items, was held and wrapped up successfully on the 7th. On the 8th, Hyeri posted photos she took in front of the exhibition hall on her personal account, communicating with fans. The exhibition drew attention by offering a variety of sights, including a history wall that organizes Hyeri’s work timeline, a diary written after watching the film 〈Call Me by Your Name〉, and even a storage box containing behind-the-scenes material from the film 〈Victory〉, a project in which she expressed deep affection.

A Muju schedule like a birthday gift in advance, returning with her next project in July After successfully finishing schedules such as fan sign events while keeping close contact with fans, Hyeri said, "It was truly a happy, dreamlike time. My birthday is coming up soon, so it feels like I got a birthday present in advance. I think every moment I spent in Muju will remain in my memory for a long time," and conveyed her heartfelt gratitude. Meanwhile, after successfully wrapping up her Muju Sanggol Film Festival schedule, Hyeri will return to the screen in ENA’s new Monday-Tuesday drama 〈Dream to You〉, which premieres with its first episode on July 13. In the drama, she will play Joo I-jae, a livelihood reporter who lives while forgetting her dreams, and is set to show a fresh acting transformation in front of the public.