[Docu Flex] Why was Sulli Uncomfortable? (2020) Trailer

[satoori]

Release Date: September 10, 2020
 

Edited September 9, 2020 by satoori
updated.

[gummybear_dragon]

I don't know if I can sit through that.

[canis lupus]

one second into the video and i already started tearing up

[YourOppasLookUp2Mine]

I'm still iffy about this. The tragedy itself aside, it hasn't even been a year yet, has it? Her family was or is still fighting with her mother(?) over who receives how much of her estate. Are they gonna mention all that too? No 90min "docu" will be capturing all the massive shit this woman had to go thru. Even after she died. If this type of film HAD to be made, couldn't they have taken more time with it? It feels rushed and quite frankly, money hungry. I also wonder how they gonna portray SM in all of this - not to put all the blame on them, but they surely could've done something in terms of help. Her condition wasn't a secret after all. A whole nation watched her die for years after all.

[satoori]

16 minutes ago, YourOppasLookUp2Mine said:

I'm still iffy about this. The tragedy itself aside, it hasn't even been a year yet, has it? Her family was or is still fighting with her mother(?) over who receives how much of her estate. Are they gonna mention all that too? No 90min "docu" will be capturing all the massive shit this woman had to go thru. Even after she died. If this type of film HAD to be made, couldn't they have taken more time with it? It feels rushed and quite frankly, money hungry. I also wonder how they gonna portray SM in all of this - not to put all the blame on them, but they surely could've done something in terms of help. Her condition wasn't a secret after all. A whole nation watched her die for years after all.

i've always been iffy since it was announced sm would have a part in it. most likely this docu is not going to reveal much of anything we don't already know.

sm isn't fully the blame, but i agree they're not 100% innocent either. the whole idol company cultural needs to be explored.  we all know it's not healthy. many of these companies and the system are part of idols having depressions and anxiety too. former idols talk about it too. and sulli was literally raised in sm environment.

 

Edited September 8, 2020 by satoori

[satoori]

New teaser for MBC documentary 'Why Did You Find Sulli Uncomfortable?' highlights the late Sulli's family situation, past controversies, & more

MBC's 'DocuPlex' has released a new teaser for the late f(x) member/actress Sulli's upcoming documentary, 'Why Did You Find Sulli Uncomfortable?'. 

Expected to air this September 10 at 10:50 PM KST, 'Why Did You Find Sulli Uncomfortable?' looks back on Sulli's entire career as an entertainer and public figure, starting with her debut in 2005 at the age of 12. The late Sulli's mother opens up about raising three children as a single parent, her decision to give Sulli acting lessons, and about Sulli's childhood. After Sulli's debut as a child actress, the documentary highlights key moments in Sulli's career including her debut as a member of f(x), her past controversies, contents of the late star's diary, as well as recollections of the star from her close family and acquaintances.