The Director’s Cut Awards, an industry awards event put on annually by the Korea Film Director's Network, held their show this year on December 14.
KIM Tae-ri of
YIM Soon-rye’s feel good drama
Little Forest was handed the Best Actress Award while
LEE Sung-min, playing the conflicted North Korean official in
YOON Jong-bin’s acclaimed period espionage yarn
The Spy Gone North, took home the Best Actor Prize.
Adding yet another accolade to his trophy chest was
JANG Joon-hwan, who was honored by his peers with the Best Director Award for his hit period protest saga
1987: When the Day Comes (2017).