Suzu Hirose, in a sleeveless one-piece at the Yokohama Film Festival.

Suzu Hirose and Ryo Yoshizawa can’t stop laughing.

Actor Suzu Hirose (27), holding a unique trophy that looks like a magician’s wand, is showing a mischievous expression on her face.

On February 1, the award ceremony for the “47th Yokohama Film Festival” was held at Kannai Hall in Yokohama City, and Hirose, who won the Best Actress Award, took the stage. While most of the speakers were dressed in black, Hirose shone in a unique beige dress that revealed her beautiful décolleté.

This time, she won the same award for “Yukite Kaeranaru” (directed by Kichitaro Negishi) and “Distant Mountain Light” (directed by Kei Ishikawa), in which she starred last year.

Yukite Kakeru” is a drama about a strange love triangle between a young man and woman: Nakaya Nakahara, a poet; Hideo Kobayashi, a literary critic; and Yasuko Hasegawa, a fledgling actress. Hirose plays a real-life actress who is loved by two men and loses her mental balance between them.

Distant 〜” is based on the novel of the same title by Kazuo Ishiguro, a Nobel Prize winner in literature, and is a mystery set in Nagasaki shortly after the war. Hirose plays a woman who came to England from Nagasaki after the war and lived a powerful life. Yukite” was an official selection of the Rotterdam International Film Festival’s “Big Screen Competition,” and “Distant” was selected for the 78th Cannes International Film Festival’s “Un Certain Regard” section. The film received high acclaim overseas as well, including its world premiere.

Hirose received the trophy,

Last year was a really exciting year for me as I had the opportunity to play women who lived through the times rather than the modern era. I would like to continue to devote myself to bringing you more and more different expressions and works.

I would like to continue to devote myself to delivering more and more expressions and works to you,” he commented. She looked very contented. But there was another reason that made Hirose smile.

She said, “There were a lot of absentees among the winners of the “National Treasure” film, and Mr. Lee Sang-il (52), who won the Best Director award, was accepting the trophy several times on my behalf. When he sat down on the chair, he immediately got up to accept the trophy again, and his movements seemed to have hit the spot.

(Aforementioned reporter) With Hirose at his side, Yoshizawa, perhaps contagious with laughter, looked down and made a gesture as if trying to hold back his laughter.

When asked about her enthusiasm for the upcoming performance starting in April, she replied, “There are 81 performances (laughs),

When asked about his enthusiasm for the show starting in April, he replied, “There are 81 performances (laughs), so I’m going to start by trying my best to decipher the script.

I’m going to start by deciphering the script,” he said, his face brimming with smiles. This year is sure to be another fulfilling one.