Lee Yong Nyeo is a South Korean actress. She was born on November 30, 1956 in Pyeongtaek, South Korea and made her acting debut in 1993. Since then, she has been in numerous films and television dramas, including “The Master’s Sun” (2013), “Let’s Eat Season 1” (2013), “Luck Key” (2016), and “Queen of Mystery” (2017).

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A vampire’s thirst for blood is reawakened after 500 years!

Ran (Jung Yeon Joo) is a beautiful vampire who has been leading a quiet existence for 500 years, operating a small makeup shop in the Mangwon neighborhood of Seoul. When a new landlord threatens to evict her, Ran meets the landlord’s son, So Nyeon (Song Kang). So Nyeon has the same scent as Jin Yi, a love from her past.

When So Nyeon’s scent arouses Ran’s natural vampire instincts, which she has suppressed for so long, what will happen to her quiet life now?

“Beautiful Vampire” is a 2018 South Korean film directed by Jude Jung.

Beautiful Vampire

Beautiful Vampire Team

During World War II, Bae Jung Gil (Kim Hae Sook) was one of the many South Korean women forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese military. After surviving the war, she did her best to move on by taking a position as a housekeeper for Moon Jung Sook (Kim Hee Ae) — until she goes missing. Jung Gil's disappearance sets Jung Sook on a journey where she uncovers the heartbreaking stories of Jung Gil and the other victims. Determined to help them, Jung Sook takes it upon herself to help the surviving comfort women take on the Japanese government in court. Will these women find justice so long overdue?

Based on real-life events surrounding the Shimonoseki trials, this is a 2018 South Korean drama film directed by Min Kyu Dong.

Herstory

A struggling actor who has hit rock bottom, Yoon Jae Sung (Lee Joon) doesn’t see how life can get any worse. On the verge of giving up completely, Jae Sung takes one final trip to the sauna, but even that goes wrong when the soap he drops by accident causes a little mishap. With a man now lying unconscious on the floor, Jae Sung remembers the man had walked in with a very luxurious look. Seeing this as a prime opportunity to make his life better, Jae Sung grabs the man’s locker key and takes off. With a whole new world now open to him, Jae Sung steals the man’s identity and steps into a brand new life of wealth and luxury.

Waking up in the hospital after a nasty fall at the sauna, infamous assassin Choi Hyung Wook (Yoo Hae Jin) has no idea who he is or how he got there. With no identification and no money Hyung Wook can’t even pay his hospital bills. Taking pity on him, a friendly paramedic by the name of Ri Na (Jo Yoon Hee) helps Hyung Wook settle into his new life as Jae Sung. With the life-skills acquired as an assassin and a small part in an upcoming drama, it doesn’t take long for Hyung Wook to become everyone’s favorite new television action hero.

As Hyung Wook finds his place in Jae Sung’s world, Jae Sung does likewise in Hyung Wook’s, though it doesn’t take him long to realize it’s not exactly the life he bargained for. With a mysterious woman by the name of Song Eun Joo (Lim Ji Yeon) living under his protection, Jae Sung assumes he’s taken over the life of an undercover cop and does his best to keep the woman safe. But a single phone call reveals the truth. Now posing as an assassin, Jae Sung’s life gets a whole lot more complicated, especially after Hyung Wook’s memory returns.

Inspired by the 2012 Japanese comedy film, “Key of Life”, “Luck Key” is a 2016 action comedy film directed by Lee Gae Byok.

Luck Key

Luck Team

Hopelessly stuck in a dreary life, Dong Goo (Jo Dong Hyuk) eaks out a meager living working at a job agency. In serious debt to a rather unsavory group of characters, Dong Goo is constantly being hounded by low-level thugs who’ve come to collect their boss’ money. With no way of paying the gang boss back, Dong Goo knows it’s only a matter of time before these thugs find other ways to collect what they’re owed.

As luck would have it, Dong Goo finds himself stumbling upon a bankbook which belongs to that very same gang boss. With over a billion won in the ledger, Dong Goo sees this fortunate find as a way to turn his entire life around. There’s just one problem: he has no idea what the account’s PIN might be. Fortunately, he knows someone who does. Traveling to Busan, Dong Goo seeks out his first love, Ae Sook (Hong Ah Reum), but when he gets there, he finds her unconscious. Unsure what to do next, fate smiles upon Dong Goo once again as it leads him to&nbsp;cross paths with Ae Sook’s son, Bok Ki (Jo Won Bin), and his grandmother, Geum Soon (Lee Yong Nyeo).&nbsp;

Convinced Dong Goo is his father, Bok Ki invites him to stay with them while he’s in town. Seeing this as a convenient way to get the information he needs, Dong Goo accepts. Settling into this temporary life of domesticity, will Dong Goo find the information he so desperately wants or will he come to find that some things in life are far more important than money?

A heartwarming story of love and family, “Daddy is Back” is a 2016 Korean film directed by Yoon Yeo Chang.

Daddy is Back

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Tae Gong Sil used to be a bright girl called \u201CSun.\u201D But after an accident where she barely managed to escape death, she starts to see strange things that no one can see. Going through lonely times, struggling to hold out in a horrifying world, she encounters Joo Joong Won, a greedy penny pincher and the owner of a huge shopping mall. Ever since Joong Won met Gong Sil, it seems like his life has become dark, but as they get close, they become special to each other. The two listen to sad and pitiful stories of spirits and help them out. Will they be able to find the light at the end of this spooky road?

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