The movie Train to Busan produced by Dong-ha Lee was the top-ranked film in the box office in Korea in 2016 and achieved excellent results of overseas sales from 156 countries. He received the prize as the only one selected Asian producer at ‘Variety’s 10 to Producers to watch’ at the Variety Awards ceremony held at the 70th Cannes Film Festival. He later produced the animated prequel to Train to Busan titled Seoul Station, which won the 2017 Best Animated Feature Film award at the Asia Pacific Screen Awards. He continues to prepare films of various genres and materials in the future.

Accolades

Lee Chang-dong and Lee Joon-dong and Lee Dong-ha
Best Feature Film, 2010

Poetry (Shi)

Best Feature Film, 2010

Poetry (Shi)

Winner, Best Performance by an Actress, 2010 Winner, Achievement in Directing, 2010 The profound story of an elderly woman, Mija, who lives with her teenage…

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Yeon Sang-ho and Lee Dong-ha and Suh Youngjoo
Best Animated Feature Film, 2016

Seoul Station (Seoul-yeok)

Best Animated Feature Film, 2016

Seoul Station (Seoul-yeok)

Winner, Best Animated Feature Film, 2016 At Seoul Station after sunset, an old homeless man is seen eating another as an undead cannibal epidemic takes…

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Films

Poetry
2010

Poetry (Shi)

Republic of Korea
2010

Poetry (Shi)

Winner, Best Performance by and Actress, 2010 Winner, Achievement in Directing, 2010 The profound story of an elderly woman, Mija, who lives with her teenage…

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Seoul Station
2015

Seoul Station (Seoul-yeok)

Republic of Korea
2015

Seoul Station (Seoul-yeok)

Winner, Best Animated Feature Film, 2016 At Seoul Station after sunset, an old homeless man is seen eating another as an undead cannibal epidemic takes…

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