Yuri shines in a chic black dress at the 17th Asian Film Awards in Hong Kong, winning Best Sound for "Dolphin" and meeting film industry professionals.
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Yuri of Girls' Generation adorned the night in Hong Kong. On the 10th, she attended the "17th Asian Film Awards" as a global presenter at the Drama Center, appearing on the red carpet in a chic black dress and receiving flashes. The "Asian Film Awards Academy (AFAA)", which hosts the "Asian Film Awards", revealed, "Yuri, who is loved all over the world, is starring in the movie 'Dolphin' and is receiving the expectations of fans and people. We invited her with the hope of sharing new experiences through this awards ceremony," and made Yuri's presence felt. On this day, she was awarded the Best Sound category, which was presented to director Han Jelim and the sound designer responsible for all the sounds in the movie, and celebrated the award with film industry professionals who have built the Asian film industry. She also posted a two-shot with director Hirokazu Koreeda and Ryohei Suzuki, whom she met at the venue, on her own Instagram, which attracted attention. In particular, Yuri said in a solo interview, which was held with the encouragement of the local media's enthusiastic response, "I am very happy and excited to be able to participate in the 'Asian Film Awards'. I am grateful and deeply moved to be able to greet in such a meaningful place with my starring work 'Dolphin'." The movie "Dolphin" is a story about a woman in her 30s who is afraid of change in life, gains courage through the fun she accidentally discovers, and goes out into the world, and Yuri played the role of the main character, Nayoung. It is scheduled to be released in Korea on March 13th. - Girls' Generation Yuri starring movie "Dolphin" trailer released... playing the role of a local newspaper reporter - [PHOTO] Girls' Generation Yuri goes to Hong Kong for "Asian Film Awards" (with video)
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