Gyoo-dong Min

Min Kyu-dong (b. 1970, Seoul, South Korea) first studied economics at Seoul National University and directing at the Korean Academy of Film Arts, followed by an MFA in cinematography and audiovisual studies at the University of Paris VIII. After the award-winning short film Eleven (1997), a shocking look at the life of Korean youth, he debuted in 1999 with the feature-length horror Memento Mori, one of the most intriguing films to come out of Korea's vibrant 1990s cinema. His subsequent films such as All for Love (2005) and Antique (2008) were critical successes as well, and the romantic comedy All About My Wife (2012) was a box office hit, with more than four million tickets sold.

50. MFF Karlovy Vary