Go Min-si (Go Min-si), born on February 15, 1995, in Daejeon, is a South Korean actress and director. After working for two years as a wedding planner, she left her hometown for Seoul to pursue her dream of becoming an actress, despite her parents’ reservations.
She made her debut in 2016 with the short film Parallel Novel, which she directed and starred in, winning the Grand Prize at the Three Minutes Film Festival. She then appeared in 72 Seconds, then made his television debut in 2017 in My Sassy Girl, Hello, My Twenties! 2 and Meloholic.
In 2018, she made a name for herself in The Smile Has Left Your Eyes and the movie The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion, which earned her a nomination for the Grand Bell Awards. The following year, she starred in The Battle: Roar to Victory, and then plays Park Gul-mi in Love Alarm. His performance in Secret Boutique This led her to win the Best New Actress award at the SBS Drama Awards.
His international popularity is growing with Sweet Home (2020), in which she plays Lee Eun-yoo. In 2021, she landed her first major romantic role in Youth of May, alongside Lee Do-hyun. Set during the 1980 Gwangju Uprising, the series earned her an Excellence Award at the KBS Drama Awards. She also appears in Jirisan.
On the big screen, she plays Go Ok-boon in Smugglers (2023), a performance that earned her, among other honors, the Best New Actress award at the Blue Dragon Film Awards. She then reprised her role as Lee Eun-yoo in the second and third seasons of Sweet Home, to be released in 2023 and 2024.
In 2024, she also plays the role of Yoo Seong-a, a mysterious young woman with unsettling behavior, in the psychological thriller The Silences of the Forest, confirming her ability to portray complex and multifaceted characters. In 2025, she co-stars in the romantic comedy To his liking (Tastefully Yours) starring Kang Ha-neul as Chief Mo Yeon-joo, and appears in the film The World of Love.
In 2026, she is set to appear in the fantasy series Dead-End Job, in which she plays Yeon-joo, as well as in the film Moral Family, directed by Lee Seung-won, who plays Kim Seon-ji.
