Leo Joo's captivating performance in the 2014 film "Late Spring" (Bom) left a profound impact on audiences worldwide, as the movie went on to win the prestigious Best Film award at the 14th Milan International Film Festival, as well as the Best Foreign Feature Film award at the 23rd Arizona International Film Festival.
In this cinematic masterpiece, Joo skillfully portrayed the complex character of Geun-soo, an abusive husband struggling with addiction after returning from the Vietnam War with an injury. His nuanced performance added depth and emotional resonance to the film's thought-provoking narrative.
In addition to his impressive filmography, Joo has also made a significant mark in the world of television. He played the role of a prison doctor alongside Doona Bae in the first season of the critically acclaimed Netflix original series SENSE8.
Furthermore, Joo has recently been making a name for himself on stage, bringing the character of Raymond to life in a play adaptation of Albert Camus' classic novel, The Stranger. This performance earned him the esteemed Best New Actor award from the Seoul Theater Association, the most influential theatre organization in South Korea.
