It is anticipated that "Persona: Sulli," renowned as the masterpiece of the late Sulli, will soon be unveiled to the public.

The film has garnered attention since its announcement, and fans have been eagerly awaiting its release.

On the 21st, the Video Classification Board revealed that the Netflix film "Persona: Sulli" has been classified as "Restricted to viewers aged 15 and above."

This rating was determined based on the film's depiction of violence, horror, and drug-related themes, among other criteria evaluated by the board.

With a running time of 129 minutes and 32 seconds, "Persona: Sulli" is an omnibus film featuring multiple directors who present the unique perspectives of a single actor.

This creative approach adds an intriguing element to the movie, capturing the essence of Sulli's talent and versatility.

Following her appearance in "Persona 1," Sulli was cast as the protagonist in "Persona 2," which raised the anticipation of her fans.

Unfortunately, tragedy struck during the filming of the second part in October 2019 when Sulli passed away.

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As a result, "Persona 2" became Sulli's posthumous work, with the production of the project temporarily suspended.

Recently, Mystic Story, the production company behind the film, hinted at its imminent release by submitting the movie for video classification.

This development sparked excitement among fans, especially with the release of Sulli's pre-death interview videos on social media, where many expressed their heartfelt desire to witness her final cinematic endeavor.

However, Netflix has stated that discussions are still ongoing regarding the overall agreement for the release schedule.

While fans eagerly anticipate the unveiling of "Persona: Sulli," the specifics of its availability are yet to be finalized.

Sulli, who made her debut as a child actress in the 2005 SBS drama "Seodongyo," later ventured into the music industry as a member of the popular group f(x) in 2009 before departing in 2015.

Throughout her career, she displayed her talents as an actress and broadcaster, leaving a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.

Tragically, Sulli passed away at the young age of 25 in 2019, leaving her fans and the industry in mourning.

As the anticipation builds for the release of "Persona: Sulli," fans hope that the film will serve as a testament to Sulli's artistry, allowing her posthumous work to be cherished and remembered by audiences worldwide.

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Oh My Girl’s Mimi surprised everyone by revealing that her views on love and marriage have completely changed!

On March 7, during an online press conference for Channel A’s new romance reality show Heart Pairing, Mimi joined MCs Yoon Jong-shin, Lee Chung-ah, Choi Siwon, and Professor Park Ji-sun, along with PD Park Chul-hwan.

While talking about the show, Mimi made a bold confession that left everyone in shock. She said, “I’m basically on the fast track. I’ve broken through. I’m heading straight toward marriage.”

This came as a surprise, as Mimi was previously known for not being interested in dating. She explained, “People who aren’t into dating usually focus on work or their careers, right? Even those people will be tempted by this show. It’s going to be full of heart-fluttering moments and deep emotions.”

She even compared the show to a “life drama”, hinting that it will touch the hearts of viewers in unexpected ways.

Heart Pairing is a romance reality show that captures both the dreamy and the brutally realistic sides of dating. It follows young people who are serious about finding love and marriage, making it a must-watch for fans of romance!

The show premieres on March 7 at 10 PM KST. Will Mimi's thoughts on marriage change even more as the show goes on? Stay tuned.

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