Lee Jae-woong was born on May 13, 1938 in Seoul and went on to attend Hanyang University, majoring in Electronics and he enter the film industry right after graduation. The first time his name is known to appear in film credits is as the director of the 1959 film, She Should Live. He continued in Sound from that time through 1995 when his last film was The Korean National Flower. He only directed two films, both during the 1970s. These are listed below. Click the thumbnail to view the plate clearly. Information on the works of other directors from this decade can be seen by clicking the tab at the top of the page marked “The 1970s”

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