Park Ji Young is a South Korean actress born on December 8, 1968, in Jeonju, South Korea. She debuted as a TV drama actress in the late 1980s and rose to prominence when she played one of the leading roles in “The Woman Who Walks on Water” (1990). She became one of the country’s most popular actresses in the mid-1990s, featuring in dozens of print and TV commercials. She went on to star in a number of TV series in the 2000s, including “The Land,” and made her movie debut in 2007’s “The Show Must Go On.” She has continued to appear in drama series, most recently appearing in titles such as “Wok of Love” (2018) and “Doctor Detective” (2019).

Park Ji Young

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As a high schooler, Ju Yi Jae (Lee Hye Ri) dreamed of becoming a filmmaker, pushing aside other obligations to create her own short films. Her classmate Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), on the other hand, was studious but passionless, resigned to follow his family's wishes. Soo Bin found inspiration in Yi Jae’s tenacity, and the two developed a friendship that later turned romantic. However, shortly after their college entrance exams, Soo Bin withdrew from Yi Jae’s life, telling her that his family was sending him overseas. In their thirties, they live drastically different lives: Yi Jae is a struggling TV reporter disillusioned with life, while Soo Bin is an award-winning film director. Upon their sudden reunion, Soo Bin resolves to help Yi Jae get her spark back, while Yi Jae still holds a grudge from years before. Can they use this second chance to reconcile?

Dream to You

An Su Hui

Sung Jin (Song Seung Heon) leads an orchestra as its conductor; his fiancée, Su Yeon (Cho Yeo Jeong) plays as a cellist, and her mother, Hye Yeon (Park Ji Young) serves as the orchestra's head. While things seem fine, Su Yeon mysteriously disappears one day, leaving behind only a video message to Sung Jin, claiming that she needs space to clear her mind before marriage. Sung Jin is understandably devastated, but finds himself drawn to Mi Ju (Park Ji Hyun), the new cellist who replaces her. Sung Jin and Mi Ju continue to grow close, eventually sleeping with each other in a wine-drunk haze in Su Yeon's home – only for Su Yeon to see everything, trapped in a hidden room in her own house by a culprit she didn't expect, further complicating already-twisted relationships and secrets. This film is a remake of the 2011 Spanish-Colombian movie "La cara oculta."

Hidden Face

Amidst the chaos of a rapidly changing society, the "Iron Family" runs a small, struggling laundromat, barely making ends meet. Tragically, the family’s youngest daughter Lee Da Rim (Geum Sae Rok) began losing her vision at 14 years old, eventually becoming almost completely blind. While surgery could correct her vision, it’s far too expensive for her family to pay for. However, things change dramatically when she unexpectedly reunites with Seo Gang Ju (Kim Jung Hyun), a college classmate she had a crush on – but they haven’t spoken in eight years. Could this be the start of a new future for Da Rim?

Iron Family

Together Against All Odds🫂

Ko Bong Hui

Since losing her husband, Jeong Soon Deok (Cho Yi Hyun) has lived an eventful life, moonlighting as a matchmaker for eligible bachelors and would-be brides. Soon Deok’s path crosses with that of Shim Jeong Woo (Rowoon), a talented scholar whose princess bride died moments after their marriage. Together, this duo must pool their wits to find husbands for a group of important noblewomen. But will playing Cupid for others also put them back on the path to love? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Hwang Seung Gi and Kim Soo Jin.

The Matchmakers

The Fabulous Matchmakers

Prince Yi San (Lee Junho) vows to become a benevolent monarch despite his cruel grandfather's reign. He falls for Sung Deok Im (Lee Se Young), an intelligent and spirited palace maid. Yi San aims to make her his concubine but Deok Im knows becoming a royal consort would restrict her freedom and rob her of joy. Undeterred by Deok Im’s misgivings, Yi San’s pure love slowly wins her over. Will their hard-earned love be able to withstand the turmoils of palace life? Based on the novel of the same name by Kang Mi Kang, this 2021 South Korean historical series was directed by Jung Ji In and Song Yeon Hwa.

The Red Sleeve

💞Love Finds A Way 🛣

Seo Poong (Lee Jun Ho), a highly acclaimed and ambitious chef, finds his culinary dreams shattered when he's fired from a prestigious hotel and betrayed by his fiancée. With nothing left to lose, he takes over a failing Chinese restaurant across the street from his former workplace. He teams up with Doo Chil Seong (Jang Hyuk), a charismatic former gangster with a soft spot for food, and Dan Sae Woo (Jung Ryeo Won), a quirky heiress who finds herself bankrupt on her wedding day. Together, this unlikely trio battles against a rival hotel chef, financial woes, and their own personal demons, all while trying to revive the struggling restaurant.

Wok of Love

After her family's business fails, Im Sang Mi (Seo Yea Ji) and her family move to a countryside village to try and start anew. However, the village is under the control of Baek Jung Ki (Cho Seong Ha), the charismatic leader of a pseudo-religion called Guweonson. While Sang Mi's parents begin to fall under Jung Ki's influence, Sang Mi is desperate to find a way out. Unfortunately, most of the other village residents ignore her pleas. Only a small group of men, including Han Sang Hwan (Taecyeon) and Seok Dong Cheol (Woo Do Hwan), answer her call, believing that helping her is better than living their own aimless lives. Can they succeed in overcoming Jung Ki's power over the village and exposing the truth, or will they lose everything, including themselves? This drama was adapted from the webtoon “Out of the World” by Jo Geum San.

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