Jin Hanmin

Jin Hanmin

Kim Han min was born in Korea on November 5, 1969. Korean director and screenwriter.

In 2003, he made his debut with the short film "strange talk about swordfish". In 2007, he wrote and directed his first full-length film "the killing of blissful island", and won the best new director award and best screenplay award of the 28th Korean Qinglong film award. In 2009, he made the thriller mobile phone.

In 2011, he directed the costume action movie "the final weapon: bow", which won the nomination of best director of the 32nd Korean Qinglong film award. In 2014, he edited and directed the ancient costume war movie "battle of the Ming Liang sea", which won the best director award of the 35th Korean Qinglong film award. On May 15, 2015, he was invited to serve as the chairman of the Judging Committee of the Asia Rookie Award of the 18th Shanghai International Film Festival. On December 14, 2017, the guest action movie iron rain was released.

Acting experience

In 1995, Jin Hanmin graduated from Yanshi University. In 1999, he graduated from the Graduate School of drama and Film Department of Dongguo University. In 2003, Jin Hanmin made his debut with the short film "strange talk of the swordfish", which won awards at the Asia International Short Film Festival and other film festivals. In 2007, Jin Hanmin edited and directed his first full-length film "the killing of the paradise island", which was co starred by park hairi, park Chumei and park Yuanshang. He won the best new director award and the best screenplay award of the 28th Korean Qinglong Film Award for this film. In 2009, she shot the thriller "mobile phone", starring Yan Taixiong and park Yongyu. The film tells the thriller story of star agent Cheng Min in 128 hours after he lost his mobile phone. In 2011, he directed the ancient costume action film "the final weapon: bow", CO starring Park Hoi RI, Wen Choi yuan and Liu Cheng Long. The final audience of the film in South Korea exceeded 8 million, becoming the annual local film box office champion of South Korea. He won the best film nomination of the 48th South Korean film Big Bell Award and the 32nd South Korean Qinglong film award, while Kim Han min won the 32nd South Korean Qinglong film award Nominated for the best director award. In 2014, Cui Minzhi, Liu Chenglong, Zhao Zhenxiong and others co starred in the ancient costume war movie "battle of the Ming Liang sea". The final audience of the movie reached 17.6 million, ranking first in the box office of South Korea's film history, and becoming the first local film to break the box office record of 100 billion won in South Korea's film history. Jin Hanmin won the best director award of the 35th Korean Qinglong Film Award for his film. On April 30, 2015, the documentary "Ming Liang: the way of the general", CO directed by Zheng Shijiao, was released; on May 15, Jin Hanmin was invited to serve as the chairman of the Judging Committee of the Asia Rookie Award of the 18th Shanghai International Film Festival. On December 14, 2017, the action movie "iron rain" starred by Jin Hanmin was released.

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Screenwriter's works

Award winning record

Character evaluation

Kim Han min is a director who is very familiar with Korean history and good at making ancient costume. He has many successful films. (comment by actor Andy Lau) he has become a famous and powerful director in South Korean film circles with his works such as "the killing of blissful island" and "the final weapon: bow". (comments by information times) in the murder of the island of bliss, Jin Hanmin created a new path, brewing a terrifying and relatively gentle "humor temperament", peeping at the fate of the country and life in the joys and sorrows of the little people and the island of bliss. (Sohu Entertainment review) the "battle of Ming Liang" directed by him restores the battle of "battle of Ming Liang" in which the Korean national hero Li shunchen saved the country from crisis. The 61 minute sea battle scene in the film is highly visible under the careful layout of Jin Hanmin. (Sohu Hanyu review) the success of "battle of Ming Liang sea" has a lot to do with director Jin Hanmin. As a director with strong box office appeal in Korean film industry, he has a deep research on audience's preference for watching movies. (Sohu Entertainment review) he made a historical event very clear. There's nothing fancy about it, focusing on how to win an impossible battle. It's a bit strange, but Kim has compiled a convincing logic. (comments by Fei Yong, a Chinese scholar)