Hoje Lee is a journalist covering film, streaming platforms, and global content trends for Dong-A Ilbo, one of South Korea’s most influential daily newspapers. Since joining the publication in 2015, he has closely followed the evolution of storytelling, from theatrical cinema to television.
He has regularly reported from international film festivals and has interviewed numerous acclaimed filmmakers, screenwriters, and producers from Asia, North America, and Europe. His journalism explores the rise of non-English-language content, the expanding cultural impact of Korean storytelling, and the complex interplay between local narratives and global markets.

With a degree in creative writing and experience publishing a science fiction novel, He brings a deep understanding of the artistic process to his journalistic work. His background as a writer informs his sensitivity to structure, language, and emotion — qualities that shape his critical perspective.
As Korean content gains unprecedented visibility and acclaim on the global stage, He sees an important role for cultural journalists: not only to spotlight achievement, but to contextualize it. He views this moment as a turning point for Korean creators — and as a vital opportunity for thoughtful criticism and cross-cultural dialogue.
As an international voter for the Golden Globe Awards, he brings a transnational perspective and a strong commitment to fairness, clarity, and artistic integrity in evaluating excellence across motion pictures, television, and podcasts