Persona: Sulli

Persona: Sulli

Drama • Documentary

62%

Persona: Sulli

Persona: Sulli

TV-14

2 episodes1 season

US Release

Overview:

Persona: Sulli consists of two films, a short film starring Sulli and a feature-length documentary based on interviews.

Created by:

Yoon Jong-shin

Status:

Ended

Language:

Korean

First air date:

11/13/2023

Last air date:

11/13/2023

Key words:

muse

Seasons

Season 1

Season 1

2 Episodes

Cast

Sulli

Sulli

~ as ~

Self (archive footage)

Bae Doona

Bae Doona

~ as ~

Self

Park Hae-soo

Park Hae-soo

~ as ~

Self

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Reviews (2)

ParkMin
Written 1 year(s) ago
6
A
Alunauwie
Written 1 month(s) ago
10

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Tried too hard to follow in its predecessor's footsteps 'Persona' but remained lousy and inconsistent with its thematic approach. Still, a decent attempt. RIP Sulli.

Persona: Sulli stands as a hauntingly beautiful farewell, blending fiction and raw reality to reveal the vulnerability behind Sulli’s strength. The first episode uses striking symbolism to expose society’s cruelty toward celebrities, while the second—an intimate interview—unveils Jinri, the real person behind the idol. Through its quiet pain and poetic honesty, the series becomes both a tribute and a reminder of how unseen wounds can shape a fragile soul.

Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)