Born in South Korea, he is a renowned film director celebrated for his dynamic storytelling and commercial success. He studied at the Korean Academy of Film Arts and gained fame with his 2004 debut feature, "The Big Swindle." Known for blending genres, he directed hits like "Tazza: The High Rollers" and "The Thieves," which became one of Korea's highest-grossing films. His work often features ensemble casts and intricate plots, establishing him as a leading figure in Korean cinema.
THE THIEVES
The Thieves is a 2012 South Korean heist film about a group of professional thieves who team up for a major casino heist in Macau. The film is filled...
THE BIG SWINDLE
The Big Swindle is a South Korean heist film about a group of con artists who plan to steal a large sum of money. As the plan unfolds, relationships...