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Choi Seung Min (Kwon Sang Woo), a devoted single father and instrument shop owner, unexpectedly reunites with his first love, Han Bo Na (Moon Chae Won). Years after their youthful connection was severed by a bizarre accident and her move abroad, the pair finds a second chance at romance. However, a significant obstacle arises: Bo Na is a successful photographer who firmly prefers a "no-kids" lifestyle. Desperate to keep her in his life and terrified of losing her again, Seung Min decides to hide the existence of his daughter. As he weaves a web of frantic, well-intentioned lies to maintain this delicate balance, he finds himself trapped in a series of comedic misunderstandings. Will his secret ultimately ruin his second chance at true love, or will his hidden world eventually find a place in her heart? This film was adapted from the 2015 Argentinian movie "No Kids."

Heartman: Rock and Love

Cha Su Yeon (Eugene) has stood by her husband, Hyun Min Cheol (Ji Hyun Woo) throughout his presidential campaign, successfully seeing him elected to office despite previous setbacks. Su Yeon herself was a member of the National Assembly, but her political aspirations were constantly blocked by her father, the party leader at the time, so she shifted her goals to helping Min Cheol. In the midst of preparing for her role as the first lady, Min Cheol blindsides her by demanding a divorce just 67 days before the presidential inauguration. The relationship between Su Yeon and Min Cheol grows cold and adversarial, made worse by Sin Hae Rin (Lee Min Young), Min Cheol's secretive secretary and closest confidant. As Su Yeon endures the final two months before inauguration day, she must navigate political conspiracies, family secrets, and power struggles that threaten to upend her life.

First Lady

The First Lady Team

Martial arts specialist Seong Jun (Oh Ji Ho) has spent his life in the mountains training in the Tae Baek fighting style, preparing for a decisive duel that will determine who will become the ultimate Tae Baek master. But when the day of the long-awaited duel arrives, his opponent mysteriously vanishes. Seong Jun heads into the "regular" world to find his rival. But he instead finds love, falling for a woman named Bo Mi (Shin So Yul). He settles down with her and uses his Tae Baek skills – which focus on activating pressure points and redirecting force – to start a chiropractic salon. But financial pressures and physical dangers soon catch up with him, with loan sharks and unscrupulous developers circling and forcing him to defend the people he loves from harm. Can he channel his fighting skills to save his new family from danger?

The Therapist: Fist of Tae Baek

Martial Arts Experts

Bo Mi

Seo Do Won (Yoon Shi Yoon), a fearless detective dedicated to justice, finds his world shattered when the woman he loves becomes a serial killer's victim. Mysteriously able to move between parallel universes, Do Won now navigates two realities: one where he must atone for his father's sins, and another where he struggles to survive because of them. Discovering his deceased love is alive in another universe, he becomes determined to track down her killer in one world while protecting her in the other. Enlisting the help of Han Seo Kyung (Kyung Soo Jin), a prosecutor who exists differently in each universe, and Lee Jung Min (Shin So Yul), a tenacious investigator, Do Won fights to unravel the mystery and save the woman he loves. This is a 2020 South Korean mystery romance thriller directed by Ryu Seung Jin.

Train

The Time Detectives

Seok Joo (Joo Jin Mo) is a renowned photographer at the nation’s largest newspaper. However, after a photo he took costs him his job, his life quickly spirals downward as his wife divorces him, taking their chronically ill young daughter with her, and he turns to alcohol to cope. His “savior” arrives in the form of Soo Hyun (Han Ye Seul), the editor-in-chief of “Sunday Dispatch,” the most popular celebrity tabloid, who proposes a deal: she’ll tell Seok Joo where his daughter is if he works for her as a photographer. With nothing to lose, Seok Joo accepts the deal, finding himself in increasingly difficult situations. As Seok Joo delves deeper into the world of gossip journalism, he learns more about its seedy underbelly and the corruption within. Will Seok Joo keep his head down, or will he try to bring the truth to light?

Big Issue

When Jeong Bong (Im Won Hee) and Seong Hye (Shin So Yul) married, they left Seoul to open a guesthouse on Jeju Island. As the busy summer season winds down, their tranquil life is disrupted by the sudden arrival of Seong Hye's ex, In Gu (Jeon Seok Ho), and Jeong Bong’s former colleague, Chae Yun (Jung Yeon Joo). Seong Hye senses tension between her husband and Chae Yun, and her unease grows when In Gu threatens to expose her past to Jeong Bong. With emotions escalating and secrets surfacing, the four are soon entangled in a web of jealousy and mistrust. Can the picturesque scenery of Jeju grant them the serenity they need to navigate through this unexpected storm of emotions? Cho Sung Kyu directed this 2018 South Korean film.

Passing Summer

Blast From the Past

Seong Hye

KBS02

Successful businessman and CEO Moon Soo Ho (Kim Rae Won) is known for his guarded personality, but he’s secretly a romantic. Coincidentally, he meets travel agent Jung Hae Ra (Shin Sae Kyung), who he grew up with after his parents’ passing, in Slovenia. Unbeknownst to Soo Ho, Hae Ra’s parents also died, turning her life upside-down overnight, but her luck changes after meeting a mysterious fashion designer. While Soo Ho and Hae Ra rekindle their previous affection for each other, something supernatural stands in their way: mysterious, centuries-old witches named Sharon (Seo Ji Hye) and Becky (Jang Mi Hee), who have their own desires for the couple that go beyond their current lifetimes. Can Soo Ho and Hae Ra overcome forces beyond their control in the name of love, or are their fates destined for another ending?

Black Knight

One of Seoul’s best police detectives, Young Jin (Kim Hee Ae) is dedicated to fighting crime and taking down criminals. However, she struggles to balance her career with caring for her daughter as a single mother. She quits her job, but can’t let go of her desire to solve cases, eventually rejoining the police force to solve murders alongside senior detective Park Jong Ho (Kim Min Jong) and squad members Min Do Young (Lee Da Hee), Han Jin Woo (Son Ho Jun), Jo Jae Deok (Heo Jung Do), and Lee Se Won (Lee Gi Kwang). Young Jin is particularly interested in taking down Chairman Kang (Son Byung Ho), who she suspects also had a hand in her own father’s death. Can Young Jin manage to avenge her father while still caring for her daughter – and keeping herself safe?

Mrs. Cop

Justice Seekers

SBS Plus

Fashion can be a tough industry to break into. Do Ra Hee (Shin So Yul), a sassy clothing wholesaler at Dongdaemun, dreams of doing more in fashion, while Hong Ha Ra (Yura) works odd jobs to support her clothing passion. When they meet through Ha Ra's boyfriend No Chul (Yoo Min Kyu), who is Ra Hee's ex, they decide to launch an online shopping mall together. As they navigate the challenges of e-commerce and their shared ambitions, the women strive to make their mark in the competitive fashion world.

Be Arrogant

The Fashionistas

Choi Hyun (Park Hae Il), a South Korean professor living in Beijing, returns to his homeland after a childhood friend's death and visits Gyeongju, a city filled with nostalgic memories. At a café, he encounters Yoon Hee (Shin Min Ah), the new owner who has covered an erotic artwork he once admired. As Hyun and Yoon Hee develop an unexpected friendship, the arrival of his former college flame Yeo Jung (Yoon Jin Seo) further complicates their connection. Their interactions explore themes of memory, chance encounters, and the lingering echoes of past experiences. This is a 2014 South Korean movie directed by Zhang Lu.

Gyeongju

~ Memories of You Team ~

JTBC

Can a neighbor change your life? In a boarding house owned by former gangster Han Man Bok (Lee Moon Sik) and his wife, Madam Hong (Kim Hee Jung), a hodgepodge group of petty criminals, other “bottom feeders” and working-class people live as neighbors. Kang Yoo Na (Kim Ok Bin), one of the boarders, is the daughter of a legendary pickpocket who followed in her father’s footsteps and has been convicted three times. Infamous in pickpocketing circles for her skill, compassion and sense of honor, Yoo Na always tries to help out her underlings while trying to evade being captured by police. Her roommate is Kim Mi Sun (Seo Yoo Jung), a gold digger who has affairs with wealthy married men to extort money from them. Also living in the building are Byeon Chil Bok (Kim Young Woong), a day laborer who struggles to find work, and his wife, Uhm Hye Sook (Kim Eun Soo), who works at the “colatech” (a dance hall for seniors) owned by Man Bok; Old Man Jang (Jeong Jong Jun), a former gangster boss who has lost his bite; Hong Gye Pal (Jo Hee Bong), Madam Hong’s younger brother who can’t do anything right; and Man Bok’s children, Da Young (Shin So Yul) and Dong Min (Baek Chang Min). When good-natured Kim Chang Man (Lee Hee Joon) moves into the building, all of their lives begin to change. Chang Man is a straight-talking jack of all trades who is unemployed at the moment but is studying to take the civil service exam. After he meets Yoo Na and his other neighbors, he quickly becomes a positive force in their lives. Can one man teach a group of misfits the true meaning of family, even when it’s a bottom-feeding family? “Yoo Na’s Street” is a 2014 South Korean drama series directed by Im Tae Woo and Kim Jae Hong. It is a remake of the 1994 drama “Seoul’s Moon” by the same writer, Kim Woon Kyung.

Yoo Na’s Street

The Street is Ours

Kim Soo Young (Shin Ha Kyun) has just been elected as a member of the National Assembly as a member of the conservative New Korea Party. A former judge, he decided to enter politics to escape pressure from his superiors for judicial favors. This puts him in opposition with fellow National Assembly member No Min Young (Lee Min Jung), one of two representatives of the Progressive Labor Party. Min Young herself decided to become a politician after her sister passed away while she attempted to run for president. Their paths cross after Min Young accidentally hits Soo Young on the head with a fire extinguisher – and from then on, their professional and personal lives only grow more intertwined as they unexpectedly begin to fall for each other.

All About My Romance

The Secret Lovers

Sung Shi Won (Jung Eun Ji) and her five high school friends – Yoon Yoon Jae (Seo In Guk), Mo Yoo Jung (Shin So Yul), Kang Joon Hee (Hoya), Do Hak Chan (Eun Ji Won), and Bang Sung Jae (Lee Si Eon) – were obsessed with K-pop idols in 1997. For 18-year-old Shi Won, her world revolved around Tony An of H.O.T., with dreams of becoming his wife. Fifteen years later, at 33, the friends reunite for a mini-reunion where two of them announce their engagement. As they reminisce about their teenage years, the story challenges viewers to guess which two friends' passionate idol worship transformed into genuine love. This nostalgic journey explores friendship, first loves, and the transformative power of youth. "Answer Me 1997" is a 2012 South Korean drama series directed by Shin Won Ho that captures the essence of teenage dreams and lasting connections.

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