Park Ji-hu, born in Daegu in 2003, arrived with the kind of debut most actors would sign for. She played the shy 1990s teenager at the heart of Kim Bora's House of Hummingbird (2018), a role that won her prizes on the festival circuit. Four years later she led the Netflix zombie hit All of Us Are Dead (2022) as high schooler On-jo, holding the ensemble steady through carnage. She has since kept choosing character-first work rather than star vehicles, and is treated as one of the most promising young leads to come out of Korea in years.
Park Ji-hu, born in Daegu in 2003, arrived with the kind of debut most actors would sign for. She played the shy 1990s teenager at the heart of Kim Bora's House of Hummingbird (2018), a role that won her prizes on the festival circuit. Four years later she led the Netflix zombie hit All of Us Are Dead (2022) as high schooler On-jo, holding the ensemble steady through carnage. She has since kept choosing character-first work rather than star vehicles, and is treated as one of the most promising young leads to come out of Korea in years.
Park Ji-hu (Hangul: 박지후; born November 7, 2003) is a South Korean actress. She is best known for her leading role in the 2018 critically acclaimed film House of Hummingbird.
Park Ji-hu's first acting experience was in 5th grade, when she acted as a street caster. Since then, she has been film-oriented and became known to the public in the role of Eun Hee, the star of "House of Hummingbird" in 2019, and won the Best Actress Award at the Tribeca Film Festival. Since then, she received the New Actress Award at the Yeongpyeong Awards and was recognized for her acting skills.