Actor Cho Jin-woong has won the 40th Golden Cinematographer Grand Prize Prize Prize Male actor award.
Cho Jin-woong won the Grand Prize Male actor award at the 40th Golden Cinematographer Awards ceremony held on March 11th with the film 'Black Money'. The Golden Cinematographer Film Festival is a film festival aimed at maintaining the continuous technical sense of Korean films and finding new faces. It is a traditional event organized by the Korean Film Film Film Film Directors Association.
Cho Jin-woong, starring Lee Ha-nui, is a financial crime investigation drama based on a true story, and Cho Jin-woong is divided into two parts: a mac pro prosecutor Yang Min-hyuk, who is unrestrained for investigation in the movie Black Money. Cho Jin-woong, who showed a high level of acting ability and a strong performance that does not buy his body until he watches the event with sharp observations while rushing toward the truth, showed genre tension and exciting catharsis, showed his power as an actor who believes and sees, and mobilized 2.5 million viewers.
Cho Jin-woong said, "I have been worried about movies since I started 'Black Money', but I thought I should do it." “I’m seeing the awards here, and I feel heavy on my shoulders because I’m winning the prize, and I think I should do better in the future,” he said. Finally, I concluded with the aspiration and gratitude that "the Korean film supports beautiful justice, and I will join in that heart."
Meanwhile, Cho Jin-woong is waiting for the release after filming the films 'The Blood of Landscape (Gase)' and 'The Foreign Expenses: The Birth of Power (Gase)'
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