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Deadline reports that K-pop star Shuhua is making her feature film debut in Happily Ever After, a project premiering this week at the Toronto Film Festival. The Taiwan-born singer, known for her work with the girl group I-dle, appears alongside Xuan Chen in the second film from writer-director Feng-i Fiona Roan. The project marks a notable crossover moment for a performer building a career across music and now cinema, with the festival platform offering an early look at how that transition is taking shape.
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