Actress Kim Go-eun celebrates her 13th anniversary since her debut, promising a diverse range of activities ahead.

Kim Go-eun debuted in 2012 with the film "Eungyo" (directed by Jung Ji-woo), playing the role of 17-year-old Eun-gyo. She swept various rookie awards, including the Best New Actress award at the 33rd Blue Dragon Film Awards.

In every project, she showcased a new side of herself. She has exhibited a wide acting spectrum through her roles in dramas like "Goblin," "Yumi's Cells," and films such as "Chinatown" and "Hero."

Her outstanding performance in "The Drug King" (directed by Jang Jae-hyun) particularly stood out. In the film released last year, she played a shaman and reached the status of a ten-million-viewer actress alongside the trophy for Best Actress.

Her acceptance speech also captured attention. During her Blue Dragon Film Awards speech, Kim Go-eun expressed, "I love acting so much," and pledged, "I will continue to be an actress who acts with gratitude."

This year, she will meet global audiences with two upcoming projects. The Netflix series "Kwak and Sang-yeon" and "The Confessor" are set to be released. She is set to undergo another transformation as an actress.

Meanwhile, "Kwak and Sang-yeon" is slated for release in the third quarter of this year, while "The Confessor" is expected in the fourth quarter.

<Photo credit: BH Entertainment>