Kwon Jong-Kwan (권종관) is a South Korean Screenwriter & Director, He was born on 1st January 1972 in South Korea. He began gaining attention in the early 2000s with S Diary (2004), a romantic comedy that cleverly explored the complexities of relationships through humor and introspection. The following year, he solidified his reputation with Sad Movie (2005), a poignant ensemble film that delicately wove together stories of love, loss, and longing. The film’s emotional depth and universal themes earned critical acclaim and connected with audiences both domestically and internationally.

After a brief hiatus, Kwon returned with Proof of Innocence (2016), a gripping legal thriller that showcased his ability to blend social commentary with suspenseful, character-driven storytelling. His careful direction and strong narrative structure marked him as a director capable of working across genres while maintaining a distinctive voice.

In 2025, Kwon Jong-kwan made headlines again with The Price of Confession, a psychological mystery-thriller starring top-tier talent. The series delves into crime, art, and hidden truths, reaffirming his skill in crafting layered narratives with emotional and psychological depth. Kwon continues to be a respected and influential figure in the Korean film and television industry.