We’ve seen her slay the stage in stadiums all over the world, but what’s life like for Lalisa Manobal when the lights are off?
BLACKPINK’s Lisa is getting her own documentary, and it’s giving us a deeper look at the girl behind the global fame. From her humble beginnings in Thailand to becoming a K-pop icon, Lisa’s upcoming film promises raw, real, and offstage moments.
From the Stage to the Real World
The documentary was officially announced on May 29, 2025, during Sony Music Vision’s first-ever Content Showcase in Los Angeles. It’s being made under Lisa’s own company, LLOUD, together with RCA Records, Tremolo Productions, and Salt Water Productions. Sony Music Vision will handle distribution, so you already know it’s going to be big.
Leading this project is Korean-American filmmaker Sue Kim, the brains behind The Last of the Sea Women and Netflix’s The Speed Cubers. She’s also worked on Apple TV+’s K-pop docuseries; so yeah, Lisa’s in good hands.
This has been such an incredible year and I’m so lucky to have the opportunity to capture these special moments on film and share the experience with my fans
Just a Normal Girl (Who Happens to Be Global)
Lisa has always said she’s just a normal girl from Thailand, and that’s exactly the energy the documentary is bringing. The film follows her for an entire year, capturing her life as she stepped into her solo era. From music-making to soul-searching, we’ll get to see her creative side and the not-so-glam parts of being an international artist.
According to Sony, the project will give fans “an in-depth look at the artist’s groundbreaking career and creative vision outside of BLACKPINK.” Director Sue Kim also hinted that the film will zoom in on Lisa’s life away from the spotlight.
This might be the most personal she’s ever gotten—and we can’t wait to support her for it. So, stay tuned for updates on the documentary, Sugboanons!
