Kim Bong Han (김봉한) is a South Korean Director and Screenwriter, He was born in South Korea. He made a significant impact with Ordinary Person (2017), a gripping political thriller that delved into the life of a simple man caught in the web of a corrupt system. The film was praised for its compelling performances and thought-provoking message, establishing Kim as a bold voice in socially-driven cinema. In 2020, he directed Can You Hear Me?, a poignant drama that explored communication and connection in a fragmented society, further showcasing his sensitivity as a storyteller.

Kim continued his ascent with The Wild (2023), a bold and visually intense film that combined raw emotion with survivalist themes. In Twelve (2025), Kim collaborated on an epic fantasy-action project centered around 12 zodiac angels battling ancient evil, demonstrating his versatility in genre filmmaking.

Looking ahead, Kim Bong Han is set to release The Deacon of God (2027), an anticipated film expected to explore spiritual and moral dilemmas through a dramatic lens. With a growing portfolio of diverse and impactful films, Kim remains a vital force in Korean cinema, admired for his creativity, depth, and courage as a filmmaker.