Kim Min-hee

Kim Min-hee is a South Korean costume designer known for her work in Korean cinema. She is credited with designing the costumes for the critically acclaimed film "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring" (2003), directed by Kim Ki-duk. Min-hee's work in this film showcased her ability to create visually striking and historically accurate attire, contributing to the film's atmospheric storytelling. She further demonstrated her versatility in "Maundy Thursday" (2006), another Kim Ki-duk film, where her costume designs helped to convey the film's themes of faith and redemption. Despite her limited filmography in our records, Min-hee's contributions to these films highlight her skill and potential in the field of costume design.