Feature-length documentary following global superstar LISA during a transformative year away from Blackpink, capturing her solo album release, acting debut, and preparation for a major solo performance as she redefines herself beyond the group.
The documentary "Always Lalisa," directed by Sue Kim, follows K-pop superstar Lisa during a year-long break from Blackpink, dedicated to building her solo career with the album "Alter Ego," her acting debut in "The White Lotus," and her highly anticipated performance at Coachella. Produced by her own agency, Lloud, the film offers an intimate and authentic portrait of the artist, revealing her insecurities and personal challenges behind the spotlight, although some critics note a certain caution in exploring the more uncomfortable aspects of her life. With a compact runtime of 98 minutes, elegant direction, and the overwhelming charisma of its protagonist, the documentary proves to be a well-executed endeavor, primarily aimed at fans but also capable of captivating those simply curious to discover the behind-the-scenes workings of the K-pop system and the growth journey of one of its global icons.
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