Actor Yoo Ji Tae has a great performance at this year's Jeonju International Film Festival... ”One man plays three roles” as judge, director and actor

Actor Yoo Ji Tae will be playing three roles at the 25th Jeonju International Film Festival, which is scheduled to open in May: as a judge, director and actor.
Yoo Ji Tae was recently appointed as a judge for the International Competition section, the main section of the 25th Jeonju International Film Festival, and has been attracting attention.
Yoo Ji Tae has worked with Portuguese director Juan Pedro Rodrigues, Argentine director Matias Pinheiro, and Canadian actor and director best known for the film "Matt and Mara."
Having made a name for herself as a judge alongside such greats in the film industry as Della Campbell, Yoo Ji Tae will not only be judging films at this year's Film Festival, but will also be personally involved in a variety of programs.
Yoo Ji Tae is a judge for the Jeonju Film Festival and also participates as a film director.
The three films, including "My Love," "My Love," and "My Love," have been officially invited to the Korean Cinema section of the Jeonju International Film Festival. This will allow director Yoo Ji Tae to meet audiences in person at the theater for the first time in a long while.
In particular, his latest work "Talk to Her" is garnering attention as it will be screened in theaters for the first time. He will also be participating in the Film Festival as an actor.
Yoo Ji Tae's film "Spring Days Pass By" will be screened at the "J Special"
: This year's Flagship Movie will be officially invited to be screened in the section. Yoo Ji Tae is expected to have a relaxed and honest interaction with fans as an actor.
Yoo Ji Tae, who will be participating in the 25th Jeonju Film Festival as a judge, film director and actor, is in the busiest position at this festival.
Meanwhile, movie fans attending the Jeonju Film Festival can expect to see Yoo Ji Tae at various locations throughout the festival.
Meanwhile, the 25th Jeonju Film Festival will be held on May 1st at the Korea Sori Culture Center in Jeonju under the slogan "We always cross the line."
The festival will screen 232 films from 43 countries until the closing ceremony on May 10th.