Lisa Manobal documentary chronicles her solo year after leaving Blackpink
Director Sue Kim and Lisa Manobal discuss the release of their new documentary about the singer's activities following her departure from Blackpink.
Fortune teller suggests name change
The film opens with a story about a fortune teller advising Lisa's mother to change her daughter's name. Lisa was thirteen when she received this suggestion, and the name Lalisa is now loved by many fans. The documentary captures moments from her life before and after this significant personal decision.
Solo projects defined the break
Lisa and her groupmates promised to take a year off to pursue individual careers. During this time, she released her first full-length album titled Alter Ego and starred in the series White Lotus. She also secured a solo performance slot at the Coachella music festival.
Documentary covers unguarded moments
The project chronicles the singer's most private year away from the record-breaking girl group Blackpink. Lisa describes the experience as a whirlwind that allowed her to step out of the busy K-pop world. The film highlights her commitment to packing every moment with purpose during this break.
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