Min-hee Kim is a South Korean film director and screenwriter known for her unique storytelling and visual style. She gained international recognition for her work in the film industry, particularly with her acclaimed movie, The Handmaiden, which was released in 2016. Her films often explore themes of identity, desire, and societal norms. In addition to her directorial achievements, Min-hee Kim has received numerous awards and nominations, highlighting her contributions to cinema. She is considered a prominent figure in contemporary Korean cinema, influencing both local and international filmmakers with her innovative approach to filmmaking.