Shim Eun Kyung is a highly acclaimed South Korean actress who started her career as a child actress and then made a successful transition into adult roles. Born on May 31, 1994, she made her acting debut when she was 9 years old in the 2004 television series “The Woman Who Wants to Marry.” She has since starred in many hit films and television dramas, winning numerous Best Actress awards along the way. Shim Eun Kyung was part of an ensemble female cast in the 2011 film “Sunny,” which became a blockbuster. She also starred in the 2014 comedy film “Miss Granny,” which was a box-office success and brought her many Best Actress accolades, as well as “Sori: Voice From the Heart” (2016). Shim Eun Kyung has been equally prolific on the small screen, starring in such notable television dramas as “Tomorrow Cantabile” (2014).

Shim Eun Kyung

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Ki Su Jong (Ha Jung Woo) has always dreamed of becoming a landlord, eventually scraping together everything he had and taking out loans to buy a building to support his wife Kim Seon (Lim Soo Jung) and their daughter through passive income. However, his plan turns out to be a disaster, as the building becomes a money pit. At the same time, Su Jong’s friend Hwal Seong (Kim Jun Han) also struggles with debt, leading him to stage a kidnapping in the basement of Su Jong’s building – and the victim is Hwal Seong’s own wife Yi Gyeong (Jung Soo Jung), as Hwal Seong hopes that her wealthy family will pay a hefty ransom. Su Jong stumbles across Hwal Sung’s "crime" and ends up becoming an accomplice... but as as more players and more schemes begin to reveal themselves, Su Jong slips into the life of an accidental criminal.

Mad Concrete Dreams

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Yo Na

As children, Yui Soma (Mao Inoue) and Naoki Torino (Takeru Satoh) were best friends who shared a close bond after living in the same foster family. Now adults, they reunite and fall deeply in love. However, a tragic twist of fate suddenly takes Naoki away before he can propose to Yui. Devastated by his disappearance, Yui begins searching for answers. While filing a missing person's report, she meets Yuzuru Uozumi (Kenichi Matsuyama), a homicide detective who can mysteriously see Naoki's ghost. With Naoki's spirit urging Yuzuru to communicate with Yui, the detective becomes entangled in her life and their shared quest to uncover the truth behind Naoki's death. Together, they must navigate a complex mystery that blends supernatural elements with deep emotional connections.

Why didn't I tell you a million times?

In a kingdom plagued by drought and famine, the palace issues Princess Song Hwa (Shim Eun Kyung) a royal decree: marry one of four auspicious bachelors whose horoscopes will restore balance. But Song Hwa, who has lived under the whims of fortune-tellers for her entire life, doubts the court astrologer Seo Do Yoon's (Lee Seung Gi) predictions, believing a true match transcends cosmic charts. She sneaks out of the palace, intent on investigating each suitor for herself, secretly followed by Do Yoon. However, in the process of learning about each of her potential husbands, Song Hwa uncovers hidden agendas and dangerous secrets that could prove dangerous for both herself and the kingdom. At the same time, Do Yoon himself begins to fall for Song Hwa, conflicting with his duty to find her an auspicious husband. Who will Song Hwa marry – and will the marriage solve the kingdom's woes?

The Princess and the Matchmaker

Princess Song Hwa

At seven years old, Hee Joo (Shim Eun Kyung) lost her father to Ki Bum (Kim Sung Oh), the serial killer he was investigating. Though Ki Bum was imprisoned for a single murder, he is now set to be released. Detective Dae Young (Yoon Je Moon), who raised Hee Joo after her father's death, is determined to put Ki Bum back in jail. Hee Joo, now a precinct volunteer, harbors her own plans for revenge against the man who destroyed her family. As Dae Young searches for evidence and Hee Joo plots her retribution, they become entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse. Their paths converge in a high-stakes pursuit that will test the limits of justice and vengeance. This is a 2016 South Korean thriller film written and directed by Mo Hong Jin.

Missing You

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Cha Yoo Jin (Joo Won), a bright but arrogant piano student, dreams of becoming a world-renowned conductor. However, due to a traumatic incident in his youth, he has a severe phobia of traveling via plane or boat, making it impossible for him to travel to Europe and pursue further music education there. After a drunken mishap lands him on fellow pianist Seol Nae Il's (Shim Eun Kyung) doorstep, Yoo Jin is forced to adjust to Nae Il's eccentric and free-spirited ways, especially after they're forced to perform a piano duet with each other. Yoo Jin's classical approach clashes with Nae Il's unorthodox style, infuriating and fascinating him as they learn how to work together. Can Nae Il's charm help Yoo Jin let go of some of his rigid ways? This drama was adapted from the manga "Nodame Cantabile" by Tomoko Ninomiya.

Naeil's Cantabile

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Seol Na Il

King Gwang Hae (Lee Byung Hun), the tyrannical 15th ruler of the Joseon Dynasty, orders his chief secretary Heo Gyun (Ryu Seung Ryong) to find him a body double to help evade assassination attempts. Heo Gyun finds Ha Seon (also played by Lee Byung Hun), a talented beggar who looks remarkably similar to the king, and not a moment too soon, as King Gwang Hae is poisoned shortly after. Heo Gyun grooms Ha Seon to take over while the real king recovers, and Ha Seon is put to the test during his first official appearance in the royal court. Ha Seon gives serious consideration to his subjects' concerns, taking a far more humanitarian approach than the real king. However, some who oppose King Gwang Hae find "the king's" sudden change in behavior suspicious, while the Queen Consort (Han Hyo Joo) struggles with her preference for Ha Seon over her actual husband.

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