Park Jin Hee is a South Korean actress. Born on January 8, 1978, she made her acting debut in the 1998 film “Whispering Corridors.” She has since appeared in many popular films and television dramas, including the recent “Still, Marry Me” (2010), “Giant” (2010), “Kimchi Family” 2011-2012), “Memory” (2016), “Oh My Geum Bi” (2016-17) and “Return” (2018).

Park Jin Hee

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After being orphaned when they were young, Kim Myeong Hui (Park Jin Hee) vowed to protect her younger twin sister Dan Hui (also played by Park Jin Hee) no matter what. However, after Myeong Hui's attempt to raise money for Dan Hui's surgery goes tragically awry thanks to the wife of the Adele Group conglomerate's chairman, Dan Hui decides to take on her sister's identity and get revenge by taking over the company. At the same time, another woman attempts to infiltrate the Adele Group for revenge: Baek Jin Ju (Nam Sang Ji), who lost her father in a car accident, adopts the name of Chloe Lee as part of her own plot. But when she happens to run into her ex-boyfriend, the successor to Adele Group, she may have to change her plans or risk everything unraveling in front of her.

Pearl in Red

Kim Myeong Hui | Kim Dan Hui

A traditional Korean restaurant called Chunjiin, famous for its kimchi, may hold the secrets to a troubled man’s past. Ki Ho Tae (Song Il Gook) grew up as an orphan and then went to work for a crime syndicate to survive. Tired of living that kind of lifestyle, he lashes out at other members of the gang and ends up having to lay low. By chance, he comes to the Chunjiin Restaurant, a family-owned restaurant that somehow evokes childhood memories he didn’t know he had. The restaurant is run by Lee Kang San (Park Jin Hee) and her sister Lee Woo Joo (Lee Min Young), with the help of longtime employee Do Sik (Choi Jae Sung), after their father leaves without notice one day. With his excellent palate, Ho Tae starts his new life as an employee at the restaurant. But can he learn why the place seems to hold a key to his unknown past? “Kimchi Family” is a 2011 South Korean drama series directed by Park Chan Hong.

Kimchi Family

Kimchi Lovers

Lee Kang San

In 1970s South Korea, siblings Kang Mo (Lee Bum Soo), Sung Mo (Park Sang Min), and Mi Joo (Hwang Jung Eum) were separated after their father was betrayed and killed in a robbery gone wrong. In adulthood, Kang Mo, the ambitious middle child, rises from poverty, navigating treacherous political and business landscapes to avenge his family. However, he often clashes with Sung Mo, a stoic intelligence agent, and Mi Joo, an aspiring singer caught in a tragic romance with the son of a family enemy. Amidst South Korea’s rapid industrialization, Kang Mo tries to enact his revenge, fights to reclaim his family's honor, and strives to build an empire of his own.

Giant

Kong Young Tan (Im Chang Jung), a poor rural man, travels to Seoul with dreams of becoming a teacher. After being robbed and experiencing a misunderstanding at the police station, he finds himself in a remote northern village mistaken for the new teacher. Settling into his new life, Young Tan falls in love with Sun Mi (Park Jin Hee), the village chief's sister-in-law, while uncovering the village's greatest secret. As he attempts to navigate his new circumstances and woo Sun Mi, Young Tan must decide whether to protect the village's hidden truth or risk exposing it. This is a 2007 South Korean comedy film set in the 1980s, directed by Kim Jong Jin.

Underground Rendezvous

Watch out for landmines!

Film Z [필름지]

Woo Ji Hoon (Yeon Jung Hoon), a professional magician and womanizer, discovers a compromising hidden camera video of himself with ex-girlfriend Koo Hee Won (Park Jin Hee) online. Instead of involving the police, they decide to investigate the source themselves. As they retrace their past relationship through various motels, they uncover unexpected truths about their shared history. Their joint investigation leads them on a complex journey of rekindling their connection while trying to protect their reputations. Will their search for the video's origin reveal more than they anticipated? "Love in Magic" is a 2005 South Korean romantic comedy film exploring the consequences of past relationships and digital privacy.

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