Song Yejin's film ”It Can't Be Done” didn't win an award at the Venice International Film Festival, but she still feels satisfied... ”It's like a dream, my heart is filled with emotion”

Actor Song Yeji expressed his satisfaction with his experience at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival. On the 8th, Song Yeji said, "Memories of Venice."
He continued, "It's hot, heartwarming, nostalgic, and dreamlike." Song Yeji also said, "'It Can't Be Helped,' will be remembered for a long time."
The photos released this time include moments from the 82nd Venice International Film Festival, which Song Yeji attended.
He looked happy and enjoyed the Film Festival with director Park Chan-wook, who also worked with him, and co-stars Lee Byung-hun, Park Hee-soon, Lee Sun-min, and Yeom Hye-ran.
Above all, Song Yeji-in exudes the beauty of a goddess representing Korea in her elegant dress, drawing the admiration of viewers.
The movie "It Can't Be Done" tells the story of Man-soo (Lee Byung-hun), an office worker who was so satisfied with his life that he felt he had "accomplished everything," who is suddenly fired and has to leave his wife and two children to protect them.
The film tells the story of a man who prepares his own war for a new job in order to protect the home he has worked so hard to build.
It was then invited to compete in the Venice International Film Festival, where it caused quite a stir. At its world premiere in Venice, it received a standing ovation of over nine minutes and enthusiastic cheers.
"Shikaganai" was a great success after its premiere, and was not only well-received by leading international media, but also received high marks on the global review site "Rotten
Tomatoes" and recorded a freshness rating of 100%. It was predicted that it would win the award, but unfortunately, the joy of winning was not realized.
Regardless of whether she wins an award or not, Song Yejin appears to have expressed her heartfelt gratitude just for having experienced the Venice International Film Festival.