Director Kim Bora's "House of Hummingbird" Wins Best Film Award at Bu-il Film Awards

The Best Actor Award Goes to Lee Byung-hun and Jung Yu-mi... Best Director Award to Jung Ji-woo

Director Kim Bora's film House of Hummingbird won the Best Film Award at the Buil Film Awards. Director Kim became the recipient of the final trophy at the Buil Film Awards ceremony held on the 22nd at BEXCO in Busan. She said, "I am deeply moved to receive the Best Film Award in Busan, where House of Hummingbird was first screened two years ago," expressing gratitude to the actors and production team. "I made this film with the heart of sending a letter to the world, and it feels like a miracle to receive such a great response." House of Hummingbird delicately portrays the daily life of Eun-hee, a fourteen-year-old girl in 1994. It has been recognized for its artistic merit by winning more than sixty trophies at prestigious international film festivals.

The Best Director Award went to Director Jung Ji-woo for Tune in for Love. The Best Actor Award was given to Lee Byung-hun, who portrayed Kim Gyu-pyeong, the head of the Central Intelligence Agency, in Secret Zoo. The Best Actress Award was awarded to Jung Yu-mi for her role as Kim Ji-young in Kim Ji-young: Born 1982. The Best Supporting Actor Award went to Lee Hee-joon for Secret Zoo, and the Best Supporting Actress Award was given to Lee Re for Peninsula. The Best New Director Award was received by Director Kim Min-jae for Little Light. The Best New Actor Awards were given to Kim Dae-geon for Breath and Kang Mal-geum for Lucky Chan-sil. The Popular Star Awards, chosen by audience votes, went to Kang Dong-won for Peninsula and Seo Yea-ji for Quantum Physics. The Buil Film Awards, established in 1958, are the first film awards in Korea.

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