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Encyclopedia > Sonja Sohn

Sonja Sohn is an American actress of African and Korean-American heritage. Her films roles include:

Before she was an actress, Sohn was a slam poet, having written lyrics for the film 'Slam.'


Her most notable role is as Det. Shakima Greggs from cop show, "The Wire"...


External Links

  • Fan Site (http://sonjafan.tripod.com/)
  • IMDb information (http://us.imdb.com/name/nm0812308/)

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Sonja Sohn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (79 words)
Sonja Sohn is an American actress of African and Korean American heritage.
Before she was an actress, Sohn was a slam poet, having written lyrics for the film 'Slam.'
Her most notable role is as Det. Shakima Greggs from cop show, "The Wire"...
IFP Announces Inaugural Perry Ellis Breakthrough Award; Cannes and Sundance-Honored "Slam" Acting Duo Feted (323 words)
Saul Williams and Sonja Sohn, the lead performers in Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner "Slam," have been named the recipients of the inaugural Perry Ellis Breakthrough Award, to be given at the IFP Gotham Awards ceremony in September during the Independent Feature Film Market.
In jail he meets and is influenced by a prison gang leader, and a young woman (Sohn) teaching a self-expression class for the inmates.
Sohn and Williams were understandably enthusiastic, considering both the jury that chose them, and the other talent considered for the award.
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