Yoon Ji Hye is an award-winning South Korean actress. She was born on November 10, 1979 and studied at the Seoul Institute of the Arts before making her acting debut in 1998. Her first role in film won her the Best Supporting Actress prize at the Blue Dragon Film Awards – an award which she has since won again twice (in 2000 and 2006). Since her debut, she has appeared in a wide range of other films and television dramas, including “The Vertex” (2011), “Ghost” (2012), “Come and Hug Me” (2018), and “The Wind Blows” (2019).

Yoon Ji Hye

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In this poignant exploration of love and missed connections, Nora (Greta Lee) and Hae Sung (Teo Yoo), childhood friends from South Korea, are reunited in New York after 24 years apart. Their unexpected encounter brings to light the complex emotions of what could have been, as Nora, now married to Arthur (John Magaro), navigates the delicate balance between her past and present. As they spend a week together, they delve into their shared history, cultural identity, and the profound impact of their interrupted relationship. Their reunion becomes a tender meditation on fate, immigration, and the paths not taken. This is a 2023 American romantic drama film written and directed by Celine Song, exploring the nuanced landscape of love across time and continents.

Past Lives

Such is life. Sometimes, you are grateful and happy that you are alive, but then you lose the reason to live when you gradually lose things or people that are dear to you. When you face hardship, you start to wonder if living just means you are walking down a path of misery. However, while you are walking down that path alone, there comes a time when you become desperate for someone's hand. That hand may save you from lingering in your own misery and may also spark the desire to live although life is full of hardship. This drama shows that exact moment when two hands reach out to each other and bloom, keeping one another warm and safe. Come and Hug Me wishes to tell the viewers that although life may not be full of miracles, there is still that small hope of its getting better.

Come and Hug Me

Song Hyun Cheul (Kim Myung Min), a successful 42-year-old bank manager in Gangnam, appears to have the perfect life, but his relationship with his wife Seon Hye Jin (Kim Hyun Joo) is cold and distant. When he suddenly dies, his body becomes mysteriously occupied by another 42-year-old Song Hyun Cheul (Ko Chang Seok), a struggling restaurant owner. Thrust into a wealthy life, this new Hyun Cheul finds himself caught between two women - his original wife Cho Yeon Hwa (Ra Mi Ran) and Seon Hye Jin - while navigating unexpected romantic complications and financial challenges. As he adapts to his new circumstances, he begins treating Seon Hye Jin with unexpected kindness, further complicating the situation when her new boss develops feelings for her. This supernatural body-swap scenario creates a whirlwind of emotional and romantic chaos. "Miracle That We Met" is a 2018 South Korean drama directed by Lee Hyung Min and Jo Woong.

Miracle That We Met

Orphaned at birth, Baek Dae Gil (Jang Geun Suk) has become a master gambler to survive. However, his true identity is a closely guarded secret: he's the eldest son of King Sukjong (Choi Min Soo), stolen away and presumed dead. King Sukjong’s other two sons, Yoon (Hyun Woo) and Yeoning (Yeo Jin Goo), are next in line to the throne, but they’re in constant conflict due to Yeoning’s mother’s lower-class status. Dae Gil and Yeoning’s paths intertwine when they both fall for Dam Seo (Lim Ji Yeon), a woman driven by a burning desire for revenge against the king. Dae Gil eventually proposes a wager: if he wins a bet, he becomes the king, but if he loses, he’ll pay with his life. Will he succeed, or will he come to regret his decision?

The Royal Gambler

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Kim Woo Hyun (So Ji Sub), the only son of a high-ranking police officer, breezed his way through the police academy and graduated with top honors. After being assigned to the cyber investigation department, Woo Hyun finds himself entangled in a hunt for a hacker named Hades. When Woo Hyun finally tracks Hades down to a physical location after suspicions that Hades was involved in a murder, he’s shocked to find that Hades is actually his old roommate from the police academy, Ki Young (also played by So Ji Sub), but Ki Young swears that he’s innocent. Woo Hyun and Hades face off in an abandoned factory – but an explosion leaves one of them dead, and the other assumes the identity of “Woo Hyun.” Alongside fellow detective Kang Mi (Lee Yeon Hee), “Woo Hyun” must discover the truth in order to ensure justice is appropriately served.