The film ”The Tomb of the Broken Tomb” receives the most nominations and awards at the Baeksang Arts Awards... a remarkable achievement of winning four awards

The occult film "Tombbreak" (director: Jang Jae Hee-yeon), the first to attract 10 million viewers, set another record at the Baeksang Arts Awards. At the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards held on the 7th,
It won the awards for Best Director, Best Actor (female), Best Newcomer (male), and Best Art Award, making it the most awarded film. "Broken Grave" is about a feng shui master and a funeral director who accept a huge amount of money to rebury suspicious graves.
This is an occult mystery film that depicts strange events that happen to these people. With the fresh subject of "tomb destruction," a solid script, excellent direction, and the explosive acting synergy of the actors, the film attracted 11.88 million viewers.
The film was nominated in eight categories at the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards, and won four awards, including Best Director, Best Actress (Kim GoEun), Best New Actress (Lee Do Hyun), and Best Arts Award.
On the day of the awards ceremony, director Kim Jae-hee-yeon, sound director Kim Byung-in, actors Choi Min-sik, Kim Go-eun, Yoo Hae-jin, and Lee Do-hyun gathered to talk about the "Tombbreak" team.
Director Jang Jae-hee, who won the Best Director award for "The Tomb of the Broken Tomb," said, "It's an honor to be on the same level as other great directors, but I'm also grateful to receive such a big award. I hope to work harder."
Kim Go-Eun, who became the first millionaire actor with "Tombbreak," said, "First of all, I'm grateful to the director for entrusting me with the role of Hwa-rim.
I always work with gratitude, but through the filming of "Tombbreak," I felt grateful for the opportunity to act on set," he said, showing his affection for the work.
In particular, Lee Do Hyun attracted a lot of attention as this was his first official appearance since enlisting in the military.
I am truly grateful to director Jang Jaehee-yeon for choosing me for the film. I was very happy to be able to act with my seniors," she said, drawing a warm response.
In this way, "The Tomb of the Lost" became the first 10 million-yen film of 2024 and was awarded the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards.
The film won four awards at the 2016 and 2017 Olympics, proving once again its syndrome-like influence. "The Tomb of the Broken" is currently showing in Korea.