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Twice's Sana to Debut on Screen in Joint Korean-Japanese Film 'My Cat'
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Twice's Sana to Debut on Screen in Joint Korean-Japanese Film 'My Cat'

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • K-pop group TWICE member Sana will make her acting debut in a South Korean-Japanese co-production film titled 'My Cat' (working title).
  • Sana will play the lead female role 'Nao,' a character with a charming personality, opposite Japanese actor Takeru Satoh.
  • The romantic fantasy film will be directed by Kwon Hyuk-chan, known for 'Goblin,' and written by Nam Dae-jung of '30 Days,' with production by Npio Entertainment.

Sana, a prominent member of the K-pop girl group TWICE, is set to make her acting debut in a new film titled 'My Cat' (working title). This romantic fantasy project is a South Korean-Japanese co-production, with Sana taking on the lead female role of 'Nao.' Her character is described as having a unique and lovable charm. She will star alongside acclaimed Japanese actor Takeru Satoh, who plays the male lead, 'Tamaki.'

The film boasts a strong creative team, with Kwon Hyuk-chan, the director behind the hit drama 'Goblin,' at the helm. The screenplay is penned by Nam Dae-jung, known for the successful movie '30 Days.' Production is being handled by Npio Entertainment, a company recognized for its involvement in popular works like 'Jeongnyeon' and 'King the Land,' aiming to appeal to audiences in both South Korea and Japan.

'My Cat' is centered around the theme of cats and is expected to blend romance with fantasy elements. Sana's portrayal of 'Nao' is anticipated to showcase her inherent charisma and appeal. Filming is scheduled to commence in Japan in the fall of this year. This marks a significant career move for Sana, expanding her artistic endeavors beyond music into the realm of cinema.

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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.