Suzanna Son Movies and TV Shows

Suzanna Son’s selected screen credits move between independent character drama, music-industry television and ensemble horror. Her released career is compact enough that a useful guide can explain the differences between its key roles without padding the list with music videos or unconfirmed projects.

Selected screen credits at a glance

What to watch and why

Red Rocket (2021)

Sean Baker’s film places Son within an adult character drama about an opportunistic returning performer. The casting and setting make it a distinct choice from glossy music-industry television or a conventional romantic lead.

The Idol (2023)

The series gives her a role inside a story about celebrity, music and control. It is a continuing television performance, rather than a concert documentary or a recording of her own musical career.

Fear Street: Prom Queen (2025)

The ensemble horror film shifts to a prom-night setting. Choose it for a more overt genre framework, while recognising that it belongs to a wider Fear Street screen collection.

Where to start with Suzanna Son

Red Rocket is the most direct starting point for her feature-film work; The Idol makes the music and television connection clearer. Fear Street: Prom Queen provides the strongest genre contrast. These works deal with mature material in different ways, so the presence of younger characters should not be used as a suitability guide. Check the classification and synopsis of the specific title.

Credit sources and viewing options

This is a selected filmography, not an exhaustive list of every guest appearance. Character names identify the role; a documentary appearance as oneself and a voice performance are different credit types. Check the release year and episode before choosing a provider.

A24’s Red Rocket cast and production credits; Suzanna Son acting credits on IMDb.

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