Born in Seoul, South Korea, on December 14, 1982, Koo is a South Korean actor and movie director. He began acting in the mid-2000s and in 2009 made an appearance in the hit movie “Castaway on the Moon.” He has since appeared in the movies “Jane” (2016), “Peninsula” (2020), and “Escape from Mogadishu.” As a director, he released the short films “After School” (2015) and “Girls on Top” (2017).

Koo Kyo Hwan

A high-stakes biotech conference turns into a living nightmare when a rapidly mutating virus is unleashed, plunging the facility into chaos. As the virus spreads and the infected undergo horrific, unpredictable transformations, authorities decide to seal off the entire building, leaving everyone trapped inside. Biotechnology professor Kwon Se Jeong (Jun Ji Hyun) finds herself at the center of the catastrophe as she tries to figure out a way to survive. She teams up with determined security team member Choi Hyun Seok (Ji Chang Wook), who's desperate to protect his sister Hyun Hee (Kim Shin Rock). As they navigate the quarantined structure, they begin to uncover the secrets behind the pathogen's evolution and the reasons for its release. Can they find a way to stop the spread before it's too late?

Colony

Seo Yeong Cheol

In 2008, Lee Eun Ho (Koo Kyo Hwan) and Han Jeong Won (Mun Ka Young) happen to sit next to each other on the same expressway bus to their hometown. This sparks an unlikely friendship that gradually turns into young love as they commiserate over the stressors of life and navigating the beginnings of adulthood together. But despite their promises to each other, the realities of life eventually pull them apart. Over a decade later, Eun Ho and Jeong Won happen to board the same flight to Korea, giving them a chance to reminisce on their past and share thoughts that they'd kept hidden from each other. This is a Korean adaptation of the 2018 Chinese film "Us and Them."

Once We Were Us

Lee Eun Ho

Sergeant Lim Kyu Nam (Lee Je Hoon), a North Korean soldier stationed near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), is about to be discharged after 10 years of service. However, he has become disillusioned with the Northern regime and is planning to defect to South Korea. Private Kim Dong Hyuk (Hong Xa Bin), a lower ranking soldier in the same unit, discovers Kyu Nam's intentions – and decides to stage an escape of his own. Unfortunately, Major Ri Hyun Sang (Koo Kyo Hwa) of the State Security Department is sent to their unit to investigate rumors of deserters and uncovers their plot. Because he knew Kyu Nam as a child, he covers up the incident by framing Kyu Nam as a hero who thwarted a defection. But Kyu Nam still dreams of leaving, and tries to defect once again. Will he be able to make his grand escape?

Escape

Major Ri Hyun Sang

In 1991 Mogadishu, South Korean diplomats Ambassador Han Shin Sung (Kim Yun Seok) and intelligence agent Kang Dae Jin (Zo In Sung) are competing with North Korean diplomats led by Ambassador Rim Yong Su (Heo Joon Ho) to secure Somalia's support for UN membership. When violent protests erupt into a brutal civil war, both diplomatic groups find themselves trapped and cut off from their home countries. In a surprising turn of events, Rim Yong Su seeks refuge with the South Korean diplomats, forcing Han Shin Sung to make an unprecedented decision that could be considered treason. Facing armed militia and street chaos, the diplomats must work together to survive the dangerous conflict. This is a 2021 South Korean movie directed by Ryoo Seung Wan that explores unexpected cooperation in the midst of political tension and civil unrest.

Escape from Mogadishu

Greetings from Mogadishu

When a zombie outbreak devastates South Korea, the world quarantines the entire peninsula, leaving survivors trapped. Marine Captain Jung Seok (Gang Dong Won) escapes, abandoning Min Jung (Lee Jung Hyun) and her family during the chaos. Four years later, haunted by guilt, Jung Seok and his brother-in-law Chul Min return to zombie-infested Korea on a dangerous mission for Chinese mobsters. Navigating a post-apocalyptic landscape filled with ravenous zombies and a ruthless militia, they discover survival depends on the very people they previously abandoned. Chased and hunted, their slim chances of escape rely on unexpected alliances and redemption. This standalone sequel to "Train to Busan" is a 2020 South Korean zombie action-horror film directed by Yeon Sang Ho.

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