Jun So Min is a South Korean actress. She was born in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, on April 7, 1986 and made her debut on the small screen in 2004. Her debut on the silver-screen came two years later, in August of 2006. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “East of Eden” (2008), “Endless Love” (2011), and “1% of Something” (2016).

Jun So Min

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Yoon Young (Hong Ye Ji), a 19-year-old high schooler living with her mute mother Kyung Sook (Kim Ji Young), accidentally kills a man attempting to sexually assault her. Sentenced to an adult prison and assigned the number 2037, she faces a challenging incarceration. Despite the harsh prison environment, Yoon Young forms unexpected bonds with her diverse cellmates, including Jung Mi (Jun So Min), the last woman in South Korea convicted of adultery, and other inmates ranging from fraudsters to those awaiting the death penalty. These women surprisingly support Yoon Young, helping her navigate the brutal realities of prison life. This is a 2022 South Korean movie written and directed by Mo Hong Jin.

2037

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Han Sun Joo (Song Yoon Ah) appears to have a perfect life with her wealthy family background, devoted husband Shin Myung Seop (Lee Sung Jae), and beautiful child. Her brother Han Jung Won (Chansung) remains warm-hearted and optimistic. However, Sun Joo's seemingly ideal world begins to crumble when Myung Seop, who has worked his way up in his mother-in-law's company, starts a passionate secret affair with Yoon Mi Ra (Jun So Min). As their relationship intensifies, Jung Won discovers the truth and becomes determined to protect his sister. Caught between loyalty, betrayal, and hidden emotions, the characters navigate a complex web of relationships that threatens to destroy everything Sun Joo believes in. This is a 2021 South Korean thriller, mystery, and romance drama directed by Kang Sol and Park Dae Hee.

Show Window: The Queen's House

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Godin Media

Magazine reporter Lee Geun Young (Choi Sooyoung)’s career takes a nosedive after she accidentally throws up on top celebrity Hoo Joon (Choi Tae Joon). She is fired, and assumes Hoo Joon orchestrated the sacking. So she stages a one-person protest outside his talent agency, becoming his most notorious “anti-fan.” A TV producer decides to capitalize on her 15 minutes of fame by casting Geun Young alongside Hoo Joon in a reality TV show where they must live together. Geun Young agrees, happy to get a paycheck, while Hoo Joon agrees, thinking it may boost his flagging popularity. Things get off to an explosive start as filming begins. But could Cupid arrive and smooth out their differences? This 2021 South Korean drama series was based on a novel by Kim Eun Jung and was directed by Kang Cheol Woo.

So I Married The Anti-Fan

🥀Hatefully Yours 🙃

Seo Ri Ae (Jun So Min), the daughter of a respected museum director, struggles to meet her artistic expectations despite being born privileged. Mo Cheol Woo (Choi Jung Won), a talented but unlucky artist, sees an opportunity when they meet and convinces Ri Ae to sign her name to his work. As they collaborate, both begin to transform: Ri Ae learns to set aside her vanity, while Cheol Woo discovers newfound hope. Their unexpected love blossoms, complicated by the deception underlying their partnership. Will their relationship survive the lies that brought them together? This is a 2020 South Korean romantic film directed by Heo Dong Woo.

The Name

💖 Unexpected Love 💖

Dramax

Arrogant Lee Jae In (Ha Seok Jin) is stunned when his grandfather conditions his inheritance on marrying sweet schoolteacher, Kim Da Hyeon (Jeon So Min). Reluctantly, Jae In signs an engagement contract with Da Hyeon, despite being strangers. As the couple endure months together, their differences seem insurmountable, but time may soften even the hardest hearts. Directed by Kang Cheol Woo, this 2016 South Korean romantic comedy series was based on a novel of the same name by Hyun Go Woon.

1% of Something

ღ 100% Fabulous ღ

As a child in 1970s Korea, Seo In Ae (Hwang Jung Eum) had the misfortune to witness her mother’s murder. While being raised by her aunt, In Ae vowed to avenge her mother’s death and help others seeking justice. She grew close to brothers Han Kwang Hoon (Ryu Soo Young) and Kwang Cheol (Jung Kyung Ho), the sons of a poor fisherman. In Ae and Kwang Hoon share a mutual romantic interest, but their lives consistently take them in different directions. However, Kwang Cheol also loves In Ae, despite knowing about his brother's interest. As In Ae's career aspirations bring her into military and political circles amidst the tumultous 1990s, she must skillfully navigate interpersonal conflicts, threats to democracy, and more.

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