'National Treasure Level Fan Love' Jo In-sung Holds Special Screening of 'Humint' at His Own Expense... Inviting Youth from Orphanages

◆Jo In-sung's Unchanging Fan Love, Private Screening Event

Actor Jo In-sung has once again proven his exceptional fan love and positive influence through the movie 〈Humint〉. He has conveyed a profound emotional impact even outside of the film, embodying the weight of the title 'National Treasure Actor'.

On the 21st, Jo In-sung held a special screening event for members of the official fan club 'Inseonggunja' for the movie 〈Humint〉. This event was organized by Jo In-sung himself, who rented out the entire screening room at his own expense to invite fans. It was arranged to express his gratitude to the fans who have stood by him for a long time. Jo In-sung has consistently rented theaters at his own expense to invite fans whenever a new work is released, and he shared his love for fans once again with this 〈Humint〉 screening.

◆Thoughtful Consideration and Warm Communication Towards Marginalized Neighbors

At the screening, not only Jo In-sung but also the cast of 〈Humint〉 and director Ryoo Seung-wan appeared, engaging in warm communication with fans by making direct eye contact. The significance of this event was heightened by the guest list. Jo In-sung personally invited youth from orphanages and social workers who usually have difficulty enjoying cultural activities, in addition to fan club members. His thoughtful consideration to share the joy of watching a movie in a theater with marginalized neighbors stood out.

This initiative was also a hot topic during the release of the previous film 〈Smuggling〉. At that time, Jo In-sung invited youth with rare diseases and disabilities, along with their families, to the premiere, and he designated front-row seats with shorter travel distances for patients who needed to use wheelchairs to ensure their comfort. The Rare Disease Association expressed gratitude, stating, "It was an unforgettable and precious experience for families exhausted from battling illness."