Yoo Ah In

On the surface, taekwondo prodigy Park Wan Seo (Lee Jae In), struggling writer Park Ji Seong (Ahn Jae Hong), delivery driver Kim Seon Nyeo (Ra Mi Ran), rigid factory manager Huh Yak Seon (Kim Hie Won), and unemployed man Hwang Gi Dong (Yoo Ah In) don't seem to have anything in common. However, when they all start exhibiting signs of developing mysterious supernatural powers, they realize what brought them together: they each received an organ transplant from the same donor. As they try to learn how to utilize and control their new abilities, they decide to team up, but their wildly different backgrounds and temperaments make working together difficult. However, the threat of charismatic cult leader Seo Yeong Chun (Park Jin Young), who also received an organ from the same donor, might just give them the final push they need to cooperate. Can they stop Yeong Chun before it's too late?

Hi-Five

Hwang Gi Dong

In the late 1990s, South Korea's economy is at a turning point. Gap Su (Huh Joon Ho), the owner of a small factory, thinks he's gotten a big break after winning a contract with a department store, but doesn't realize that accepting a promissory note as payment leaves him unable to pay his suppliers after the store declares bankruptcy. Financial consultant Jung Hak (Yoo Ah In) takes a huge risk after he hears about the financial unrest on the news, resigning from his job and investing his money against the Korean economy. Si Hyun (Kim Hye Soo), the monetary policy manager at the Central Bank of Korea, reports a looming crisis due to Korea's dwindling foreign reserves, but the director decides not to inform the public immediately. The ensuing crash affects business owners, investors, and regulators in vastly different ways. This film was inspired by the 1997 IMF Crisis in South Korea.

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Yoon Jung Hak

Jong Su (Yoo Ah In), a struggling introvert, encounters Hae Mi (Jeon Jong Seo), a childhood friend who reignites a romantic connection before leaving for Africa. Upon her return, she introduces Ben (Steven Yeun), a wealthy and mysterious man who becomes her new companion. Ben reveals a disturbing hobby of arson, which intrigues and unsettles Jong Su. When Hae Mi suddenly disappears, Jong Su becomes increasingly obsessed with uncovering the truth behind her vanishing and Ben's dangerous predilections. His quest for answers leads him down a dark and uncertain path, blurring the lines between reality and suspicion. This is a 2018 South Korean psychological thriller directed by Lee Chang Dong, based on a short story by Haruki Murakami.

Burning

Chicago Typewriter is a blockbuster Korean drama that tells the tale of three mysteriously connected people – an award-winning writer, a ghostwriter, and a devoted fan.
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The celebrated author, Han Se Joo (Yoo Ah In), can’t seem to get his next book finished. After he suffers a traumatic event, he discovers a magical typewriter that transports him to his past life during the 1930s Japanese occupation of Korea.
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Yoo Jin Oh (Go Kyung Pyo) is a talented ghostwriter with a unique style. He makes himself available to solve Han Se Ju’s troubling writer’s block, but there’s a cost to his services that makes this deal complicated in more ways than one.
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The last of the trio is Jeon Seol (Im Soo Jung), a veterinarian and obsessive reader who becomes an anti-fan of Se Joo, whose writing she views as undeserving of such high praise.
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Directed by Kim Cheol Kyu, Chicago Typewriter is a powerful story that recounts love, friendship, and betrayal spanning over 80 years. With each main character haunted by a heartbreaking history, how does this problematic past impact their present lives?

Chicago Typewriter

The Ghostwriters Team

Han Se Joo

South Korean special forces officer Yoo Si Jin (Song Joong Ki) falls for surgeon Kang Mo Yeon (Song Hye Kyo) but their ideological differences force them to split up. Now, war has broken out in a faraway nation, and Si Jin’s unit is deployed on the battleground. Coincidentally, an unpleasant workplace incident has forced Mo Yeon to join a group of medical volunteers in the same country. The former lovers reunite, but can they find love again – against the backdrop of a bloody war? This 2016 South Korean drama series was directed by Lee Eung Bok and Baek Sang Hoon.

Descendants of the Sun

The Sunshine Team

Social media has a way of bringing people together – and these couples are no exception. Jo Kyung Ah (Lee Mi Yeon), a drama screenwriter, reluctantly asks actor Roh Jin Woo (Yoo Ah In), who has recently been discharged from the military, to star in her next drama, but he declines. However, when Jin Woo runs into Kyung Ah and her daughter at a wedding, he wonders if he's the father. Restauranteur Sung Chan (Kim Joo Hyuck) leases an apartment from flight attendant Ju Ran (Choi Ji Woo), but they're forced to share the apartment when Sung Chan's fiancée dumps him and Ju Ran finds out that she's been scammed and has nowhere to live. Deaf songwriter Su Ho (Kang Ha Neul) meets drama producer Na Yun (Esom) at Sung Chan's restaurant, and they later connect on Facebook and begin dating, but Su Ho struggles to reveal his disability to Na Yun. Will sharing their thoughts online help them share their thoughts with each other?

Like for Likes

Roh Jin Woo

In the tumultuous formation of the Joseon Dynasty, six powerful individuals with conflicting ideologies battle for political supremacy. Prince Lee Bang Won (Yoo Ah In) and Jeong Do Jeon (Kim Myung Min) find themselves on opposing sides of a critical power struggle, with Do Jeon helping his father Lee Seong Gye (Chun Ho Jin) establish the new kingdom as its first monarch, King Tae Jo. Boon Yi (Shin Se Kyung), Ddang Sae (Byun Yo Han), and Moo Hyul (Yoon Kyun Sang) become entangled in the complex political landscape, where the fight is between those advocating for ministerial rule and those seeking absolute power. As tensions escalate, Bang Won, who will eventually become King Tae Jong, emerges as Do Jeon's most formidable adversary. This is a 2015 South Korean historical drama series directed by Shin Kyung Soo.

Six Flying Dragons

The Flying Dragons

King Yeongjo (Song Kang Ho) ascends the Joseon throne with ambitions to overcome his tarnished background, haunted by rumors of his lower-class mother and his brother's murder. Determined to be a great ruler, he focuses on educating his son, Crown Prince Sado (Yoo Ah In), who disappoints him by showing more interest in art and swordplay than scholarly pursuits. As the relationship between father and son deteriorates, tension builds within the royal palace. Thirty-five years into Yeongjo's reign, the Crown Prince is accused of plotting treason, leading to a devastating confrontation. Unable to execute his son directly, King Yeongjo orders Prince Sado to take his own life. When the prince refuses, the King makes the brutal decision to lock him in a wooden rice chest in the palace courtyard, condemning him to a slow, agonizing death. This is a 2015 South Korean historical drama film directed by Lee Joon Ik, inspired by one of the most notorious events in Korean history.

The Throne

The Throne Team

When 14-year-old Cheon Ji (Kim Hyang Gi) unexpectedly takes her own life, her widow mother Hyun Sook (Kim Hee Ae) and older sister Man Ji (Ko A Seong) are left in complete shock. Hyun Sook and Man Ji struggle to understand why Cheon Ji committed suicide, especially because Cheon Ji showed no outward signs of distress and didn't leave a note behind. However, as they uncover more information about Cheon Ji's life, they learn that she was frequently bullied at school, primarily by Hwa Yeon (Kim You Jung), a popular but cruel classmate. In desperation, Man Ji decides to investigate the situation on her own – even if she has to confront Hwa Yeon herself to demand answers. Will Hyun Sook and Man Ji find the closure they seek, even if the truth hurts? This film was based on Kim Ryeo Ryeong's 2009 novel "Elegant Lies."

Thread of Lies

Chu Sang Bak

Jang Ok Jung (Kim Tae Hee), a woman of extraordinary beauty and talent in the Joseon Dynasty, defies her humble origins as she works her way up from working as a palace maid to becoming a royal tailor. She eventually catches the eye of King Suk Jong (Yoo Ah In), but their romance is fraught with royal politics due to their different social statuses. Suk Jong is willing to move heaven and earth for their love, growing his power enormously, while Ok Jung’s increasingly improved social standing begins to change her. Will Ok Jung and Suk Jong’s love find a way to defeat the odds, or was it an ill-fated union from the beginning? This drama was based on the 2008 novel of the same name by Choi Jung Mi.

Jang Ok Jung, Living in Love

Dongdaemun is the fashion capital of Seoul, where both up-and-coming and well-established designers develop and showcase the newest trends. Aspiring designer Ga Young (Shin Sae Kyeong) wants to follow in her late parents’ footsteps in the fashion industry, but struggles to make headway while working under her parents’ friend who took over their storefront. After a fire devastates the store, Ga Young applies for a job at a sewing factory run by Young Gul (Yoo Ah In), who makes a living by counterfeiting designer goods. Young Gul himself is in bad financial straits, and ends up asking former high school classmate and fashion conglomerate heir Jae Hyuk (Lee Je Hoon) for a loan, only to end up rebuffed. Jae Hyuk’s ex-girlfriend and fashion designer Anna (Kwon Yu Ri) ends up catching Young Gul’s eye, competing with Ga Young for his attention. Can these hopefuls make their dreams come true?

Fashion King

Team Fashionista

KBS2

During the Joseon Dynasty, Kim Yoon Hee (Park Min Young) disguises herself as a boy to support her struggling family by taking entrance exams for other students at Sungkyunkwan University. When the principled Lee Sun Joon (Park Yoo Chun) discovers her scheme, he unexpectedly helps her take the exam under her brother's identity and enter the university herself. They become roommates and classmates, with Yoon Hee befriending the playboy Goo Yong Ha (Song Joong Ki) and rebellious Moon Jae Shin (Yoo Ah In), while simultaneously developing feelings for Sun Joon. As she struggles to maintain her secret identity, Yoon Hee must navigate the challenges of university life and her growing emotions. This is a 2010 South Korean historical drama series based on a bestselling novel and directed by Kim Won Suk and Hwang In Hyuk.

Sungkyunkwan Scandal

Moon Jae Shin

Kim Jin Hyuk (Joo Ji Hoon), a wealthy and charming young man, opens Antique bakery as a unique gathering place for single women. He hires Min Sun Woo (Kim Jae Wook), a talented pastry chef with a past crush on Jin Hyuk, and Yang Ki Bum (Yoo Ah In), a former boxing champion turned pastry apprentice, alongside Soo Young (Choi Ji Ho), his clumsy bodyguard. As the four men navigate running the bakery together, their individual histories and personal challenges begin to intersect and unfold within the walls of Antique. This is a 2008 South Korean film directed by Min Kyu Dong, based on the manga "Antique Bakery" by Fumi Yoshinaga.

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