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Director, 1st Assistant Director. JEONG Keun-seob entered the film industry in the late 1990s, first working as an assistant director on <Naked Being> (1998). He continued to work as an AD on <Taxi of Terror> (2000) and the breakout gangster comedy hit <Hi, Dharma!> (2001).
JEONG Keun-seob entered the film industry in the late 1990s, first working as an assistant director on <Naked Being> (1998). He continued to work as an AD on <Taxi of Terror> (2000) and the breakout gangster comedy hit <Hi, Dharma!> (2001).
Despite the unoriginal main idea, with the notions of the statute of limitations and children’s kidnapping extensively used in Korean cinema, Jeong Keun-seob managed to create an original film due to its skillfully constructed story and the depth of the three main characters.
JEONG Keun-seob entered the film industry in the late 1990s, first working as an assistant director on (1998). He continued to work as an AD on (2000) and the breakout gangster comedy hit (2001). He proceeded to find a way to make his own film but that chance would not come until 2013, when he released the crime thriller .
A kidnapper disappeared 15 years ago without a trace leaving behind his dead victim, Seo-jin. Five days before the case's statute of limitations expires, someone is found anonymously leaving a flower at the crime scene. A few days later, another kidnapping takes place using the same method on a similar target.
In the two weeks since its release on May 16th, the film has sold a total of 1,554,545 admissions. The work of first-time director JEONG Keun-seob, Montage centers around a series of events that take place exactly 15 years after t...
Geun-seop Jeong is known for Montage (2013), Te3n (2016) and Manila.
