Actor Jung Woo-sung and Lee Ha-nui will host the 24th Busan International Film Festival opening ceremony.
"Jung Woo-sung and Lee Ha-nui will be hosting the 24th Busan International Film Festival opening ceremony at the Busan Busan Cinema Center on October 3 at 7 pm," the Busan International Film Festival said.
Jung Woo-sung, who is in his 25th year debut this year, started acting as a film "Gumiho" in 1994 and starred in films "Bit" (1997), "Good, Bad, Strange" (2008), "Steel Rain" (2017), and "Witness" (2019).
It is about to be released in the movie 'The Animals Who Want to Hold the Jeep'.
Lee Ha-nui made her debut as Miss Korea Jean in 2006 and then appeared in "Taja-God's Hand" (2014) and "Burader" (2017), before becoming 10 million Actor in this year's 10 million film "Extreme Job" (2019).
It has announced its overseas activities by signing agents and management contracts with Walliam Morris Endeavour (WME), the largest agency in the United States, and Artist International Group, a veteran management company.
This year's Busan International Film Festival will be held for 10 days from October 3, and 303 works from 85 countries will be screened at 37 theaters in six Busan theaters including the Busan Cinema Center.
The opening film is a 2015 work by Kazakhstan director Yelan Nurmukhambetov, who won the New Currents Award for "The Walnut Tree" at the Busan International Film Festival (The Horse Thieves). Roads of Time) was selected.
The closing film will be screened in 2016 with 'Merry Christmas Mr. Mo', a new film directed by Lim Dae-hyung, who received the Net Pack Award in the New Currents category.