The BIFF Secretariat announced on the 5th that actors Jung Woo-sung and Lee Ha-nui were selected as the hosts of the Busan International Film Festival opening ceremony on March 3.
Jung Woo-sung, who is 25 years old in his debut this year, started Acting in 1994 with the movie 'Gumiho'.
He emerged as a youth star in the film "Bit" (1997) and later performed a wonderful act in the films "Easer in My Head" (2004), "Good, Bad, Weird" (2008) and "Steel Rain" (2017).
In the recent film "Witness" (2019), he was decomposed as a lawyer "Soonho" and proved to be a representative actor of Korea by receiving the movie Grand Prize at the 55th Baeksang Arts Grand Prize and the Acting Grand Prize at the 39th Golden Film Award.
Lee Ha-nui made his debut as Miss Korea Jean in 2006, and he built solid filmography across various genres and characters, including the drama "Shark" (2013), "Modern Farmer" (2014), the film "Songashi" (2012), "Taja - Hand of God" (2014), and "Burader" (2017).
In 2017, she won the Korea Drama Awards Women's Grand Prize and the MBC Acting Grand Prize for Best Actress in the Monthly Drama category for the drama 'Reverse: The Thieves Who Stealed the People'.
This year, he was named 10 million actors for his film "Extreme Jobs" (2019).
He has recently signed a management contract with William Morris Endeavour (WME), the largest agency in the United States, to prepare for his entry into Hollywood.
The 24th Busan International Film Festival will be held in Haeundae and Nampo-dong, Jung-gu, until the 12th, starting at the Seoul Film Center on March 3.