Yuri's latest news - The movie Invasion is said to be released in March~

Oh, a movie starring Kwak Seon-yeong and Yuri is coming out~~

The title is invasion??

Since it's based on a webtoon, I guess I should read the webtoon~~

I think Girls' Generation members are really talented~~ They're all doing well as actors too~

It's nice to see that each of you is building your own career step by step~

The film 'Invasion' starring actress Kwak Sun-young and Girls' Generation's Kwon Yuri has confirmed its theatrical release in March and has released its official poster.

'Invasion' is a psychological thriller that depicts the rift that occurs when Young-eun (Kwak Sun-young) whose daily life is falling apart due to her daughter So-hyeon's strange behavior and Min (Kwon Yu-ri), who has lost her memories of the past 20 years later, encounter Hae-young (Lee Seol).

The official poster that was released arouses curiosity with the unique visual that highlights the tension-filled expressions of the three entangled characters and the rift between them. First, the intense expression of Kwak Sun-young, who plays Yeong-eun, who raises her 7-year-old daughter So-hyun alone and struggles to prevent her daughter’s dangerous behavior, catches the eye. It focuses attention on how Yeong-eun’s ordinary daily life will be destroyed because of her daughter and what choices she will make to prevent it. In addition, the appearance of Kwon Yu-ri, who plays Min, and Lee Seol, who plays Hae-young, staring off into space with different expressions arouses curiosity about the events that will occur when they face each other and the unpredictable drama.

Previously, 'Invasion' was a film adaptation of a webtoon of the same name, which was the original screenplay for the film. It was first recognized for its unique story and character narrative, recording an overall webtoon rating of 9.82 points. It was invited to the Today's Korean Cinema - Panorama section of the 29th Busan International Film Festival, and was recognized for its artistry, receiving praise for its "relentlessly pushing charm."