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Let go of her accommodation White lotus In season three, Lisa is ready to showcase her life and career in a brand new documentary.

In the first content showcase for Sony Music Vision Thursday, it was announced that Lisa’s full name is Lalisa Manoban, which will be the subject of a documentary directed by Sue Kim. The doctor will follow Blackpink members ascend the ascendant, which includes her collaboration with the giant, popular K-Pop group, her solo career and her White lotus.

Earlier this year, Lisa released her debut album Change yourselfThis is especially among the top ten Billboard 200, and ranked No. 1 in the top album sales chart. Another debut of the year was when she had no Blackpink on Coachella for the first time.

In addition to her solo efforts, Lisa will also tour with Blackpink this summer. However, the documentary promises “to give fans exclusive access to Lisa and gain insight into the artist’s groundbreaking career and creative vision beyond world-renowned groups.”

“It's been an incredible year and I'm lucky to have the opportunity to capture these special moments in the movie and share my experiences with my fans,” Lisa said in a statement. “It's so nice to work with Sue Kim. We've been around the world all the time and I know it's just the beginning of more exciting things coming.”

King recently came from A24 Sea womanshe won Film and Television Awards for it after premiering at the 2024 Toronto Film Festival. She also made Apple TV+ Docuseries k-pop idol.

“This transformative and exciting year after Lisa is a real honor and film gift,” King said in a statement. “There are many moments in her journey that I think will surprise people and glimpse into a world she has never seen before. I'm glad that the audience will be able to watch the movie and witness this extraordinary moment in her life.”

The new documentary is the production of tremolo work related to salt water production, and Morgan Neville (Lloud Co. Mackay, Krista Wegener and Abby Davis as executive producers of Sony Music Vision. The document was introduced and distributed in collaboration with RCA Records.