Lee Yo-sup

Celebrated for his unique storytelling, Lee Yo-sup, born in 1969, hails from the bustling city of Seoul in South Korea. Active from the late 1990s, he made a name for himself directing films primarily in the genres of drama and mystery, with his most renowned works including "The Outlaw" and "D-Day", captivating audiences and critics alike. Although he hasn't received major film festival awards, his work is distinguished by its focused character studies and the intricate weaving of suspenseful narratives. Lee Yo-sup, with his richly crafted films, has proven himself to be a master storyteller, deeply committed to exploring the complexities of the human experience.