Na Moon Hee is a South Korean actress who was born in Beijing, China, on November 30, 1941. She debuted in 1960 and has continued to act in television dramas and films ever since. She starred in movies such as “Harmony” (2010) and “Miss Granny” (2014) – and scored a hit in the sitcom “High Kick” (2006-2007). More recently, she appeared in “Taxi Driver” (2021) and the 2022 film “My Perfect Roommate.”

Na Moon Hee

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JTBC

Ten years after a tragic mall collapse that claimed 48 lives, Ha Moon Soo (Won Jin Ah), Lee Gang Doo (Lee Jun Ho), and Seo Joo Won (Lee Ki Woo) – find their paths crossing once again when a new construction project takes place at the site of the disaster. Moon Soo, now a detail-focused builder, works for Joo Won, the architect behind the new construction, while Kang Doo, struggling to make ends meet, takes a job on the site. As they confront old wounds and lingering trauma, can they find healing amid the pain?

Just Between Lovers

The Fated Lovers Team

Han Song Jung (Kim Mi Sook), a single mother and novelist, dedicates her life to raising her three daughters – Da Ae (Hwang Woo Seul Hye), Da Jung (Park Se Young), and Da In (Go Woo Ri) – with the hope of securing their future happiness through good marriages. When Seo Jae Woo (Lee Sang Woo), the grandson of the neighboring family, enters their lives with his brusque yet kind-hearted nature, he becomes a potential romantic interest for one of the daughters. As the family navigates relationships and personal challenges, Song Jung's selfless love and determination drive the narrative forward. This is a 2014 South Korean drama series directed by Hong Sung Chang, exploring the depths of maternal sacrifice and family bonds.

Glorious Day

The Glorious Team

SBS, KOCOWA

Ji Ho and In Ha are brothers beyond the spotlight. Unfortunately, the death of their father had led to circumstances that made them hate each other. They fight over the company left to them by their father while dealing with their problems with their mothers. One day, they find out that it was perfect revenge towards their mother, Young Rang, who gets backstabbed by a man who died 14 years ago. They seek the truth, but they're not sure if it's the truth that will save them from all the pain.

Five Fingers

The Magical Fingers Team

Kim Sam Soon (Kim Sun Ah) is a slightly overweight pastry chef with a knack for baking and an outspoken personality. After a disastrous breakup and losing her job, she finds herself hired by Hyun Jin Heon (Hyun Bin), a handsome, wealthy, and arrogant restaurant owner. Jin Heon, pressured by his mother to marry, proposes a fake engagement to Sam Soon to ward off arranged dates. Sam Soon agrees, and the two draw up a contract together with one important rule: no falling in love for real. What starts as a business arrangement quickly turns into a tumultuous and hilarious relationship filled with bickering, misunderstandings, and unexpected chemistry that only gets more complicated as real life starts to interfere with the bubble they’ve created for themselves.

My Lovely Sam Soon

The Kang family, led by patriarch Kang Dae Gu (Park In Hwan), moves to the mountains to pursue their dream of opening a remote lodge. The family is excited to welcome their first guests, but each one dies under peculiar circumstances, ranging from suicide to a murder-for-hire attempt gone wrong. To avoid negative publicity, the Kangs decide to bury the bodies in the forest, only to find the corpses nearly exposed after a rainstorm. Will the Kangs manage to turn things around, or are they – and their lodge – doomed to fail? The Quiet Family is an award-winning 1998 South Korean dark comedy-horror movie written and directed by Kim Jee Won.

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