Lisa documentary ‘Always Lalisa’ premieres at Toronto Film Festival

The documentary ‘Always Lalisa’, directed by Sue Kim, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film provides an intimate look at the life of BLACKPINK member Lisa, exploring the personal sacrifices and the rigorous demands of the K-pop industry.

Lisa reflects on her journey since moving from Thailand to South Korea at age 14 to train under YG Entertainment. She describes the strict controls placed on her personal life, including limitations on social interactions and travel. The documentary also touches upon the emotional toll of the idol training system, including the pressure of monthly evaluations.

In emotional segments, Lisa discusses her desire for a normal life, including marriage and having children. She expressed vulnerability regarding her father’s health, noting her fear that he might not be able to walk her down the aisle. Additionally, she addressed the complexities of dating within the K-pop industry, noting that she has kept past relationships private to avoid impacting the success of BLACKPINK.