Han Seung Yeon is a South Korean singer and actress who was born in Seoul, South Korea, on July 24, 1988. She studied at Kyung Hee University and made her debut in 2007 as a member of the four-piece, all-female pop group KARA. The group made its debut in March 2007 with its first studio album “The First Blooming.” In 2009, she joined the supergroup 4Tomorrow, alongside Uee of After School, HyunA of 4MINUTE, and Gain of Brown Eyed Girls. She has also appeared as an actress in hit drama titles such as “Jang Bo Ri Is Here!” (2014) and “Hello, My Twenties!” (2016-2017).

Han Seung Yeon

With dreams of becoming a professional singer, Lee Seung Jin (Lee Ji Hoon) has spent his entire life perfecting his voice. Just as he’s preparing for an audition that could literally make all his dreams come true, he finds himself in need of a new home. Settling on a little studio apartment, Seung Jin wastes no time moving in; little does he know, his new neighbor, Hong Ra Ni (Han Seung Yeon), is about to turn his entire world upside down.

With very little soundproofing between her apartment and the one next door, Ra Ni has learned that the best way to enjoy peace and quiet at home is to ensure no one lives next door. To that end, she has made it her life’s mission to be as obnoxiously loud as possible. After driving off more than her fair share of new neighbors, Ra Ni is convinced that chasing Seung Jin away will be just as easy. Waiting until her new neighbor settles in on his first night, Ra Ni begins her shenanigans with a bit of excessively loud wailing that shakes Seung Jin to his core. Though startled at first, it doesn’t take long for Seung Jin to realize that his neighbor is attempting to drive him off with her noise. Naturally, Seung Jin refuses to give Ra Ni the satisfaction of winning; at least not without a fight.&nbsp;

Soon caught up in a battle of will, Seung Jin and Ra Ni are determined to outdo each other, not realizing that as they fight, they’re sharing bits and pieces of information about themselves. Only after they start to develop feelings for each other do Seung Jin and Ra Ni realize that they’ve been falling in love this whole time. Now they must decide, can this really be love when neither of them knows the other’s name or even what they look like?

Adapted from the French film “Blind Date”, “My Worst Neighbor” is a 2023 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Lee Woo Cheol.&nbsp;

My Worst Neighbor

Ho Doo (Kim Hyun Mok) and Ye Ji (Han Seung Yeon) are childhood friends who are down on their luck. Ho Doo has been working day and night in a part-time job in a convenience store, trying desperately to raise enough money to afford a place of his own. Ye Ji, meanwhile, has been trying to land a dream job, but keeps failing at the interview stage. One day, Ye Ji comes to Ho Doo to explain how another interview has gone disastrously wrong for her – but he surprises her by telling her that he has rented an amazing house for them. He has used some of Ye Ji’s money to cover the deposit, but she eventually agrees to move into the new place.

At first, everything seems to be going great, although Ye Ji thinks the deposit price and the monthly rent seem suspiciously low. It’s as if the offer is too good to be true, she thinks. Unfortunately, she’s right. They soon notice an unusual smell in the house and the lights start flickering on and off – before coming across a ghost! They have no money to hire an exorcist, so decide to try to banish the ghost themselves using “tips” they find on the internet. When that doesn’t work, they decide to seek the services of Ki Doo (Hong Seung Bum), an exorcist who is offering cut-price ghost-busting services for a limited time only…

“Show Me the Ghost” is a 2021 South Korean movie that was directed by Kim Eun Kyung.

Show Me the Ghost

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If you meet the same person over and over again over the course of many years, is it just coincidence or fate?

Han Yoo Kyung (Han Seung Yeon) takes a trip to Korea after graduating from college in the United States and ends up fighting with her boyfriend and breaking up. She meets Cha Hyun Oh (Shin Hyun Soo), who took an impulsive trip to Korea after quitting his job in Japan. The two share a walk on the beach and then part ways.

But Yoo Kyung and and Hyun Oh surprisingly keep bumping into each other over the course of three different trips and end up spending 12 nights together. Could this be just coincidence or something much more?

“Twelve Nights” is a 2018 South Korean Viki Original series directed by Jung Heon Soo.

Twelve Nights

Aspiring musical actress, Michaela Choi (Lee Sung Kyung), has the incredible ability to see the life spans of everyone, including herself. But in the aftermath of a minor car crash, when Choi comes across Lee Do Ha (Lee Sang Yoon), the chief director of a cultural foundation, she realizes her own time clock stops whenever she is near him.
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As she knows that her own time on earth is limited, this ability to extend her life span means she can accomplish her dreams of becoming a musical theatre star. However, it doesn’t take long for Do Ha to see how Choi is constantly trying to insert herself into his day-to-day life.
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As Do Ha tries to figure out what he’s going to do with this newfound admirer, there’s no doubt that life can be remarkably fleeting.

About Time

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It’s been a year since Yoon Jin Myung (Yeri Han), Jung Ye Eun (Han Seung Yeon), Song Ji Won (Park Eun Bin), Kang Yi Na (Ryu Hwayoung), and Yoo Eun Jae (Ji Woo) all moved into the Belle Époque sharehouse. While some things have changed, over the past year, others have remained very much the same.&nbsp;

Having recently returned from China, Jin Myung is excited to begin her new job. Though perhaps not as excited as Jin Myung is about her job, Ye Eun is happy to be returning to university after a year-long hiatus. Still single, Ji Won wonders if she’ll ever find a boyfriend, while Eun Jae wonders if her heart will ever heal, after breaking up with her first love. As the only one to move on from Belle Époque, Yi Na is happy to step into the next chapter of her life, but her housemates are a little concerned when her room is taken by Jo Eun (Choi A Ra), a young woman in possession of a strange and ominous letter.&nbsp;

Struggling to adjust to life with a new housemate, will the residents of Belle Époque find a way to return their lives to normal or will the drama at home eventually get the better of them?

A sequel to the 2016 series, “Hello, My Twenties!”, “Hello, My Twenties! 2” is a 2017 South Korean drama directed by Lee Tae Gon and Kim Sang Ho.

Hello, My Twenties! 2

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Yoon Jin Myung (Yeri Han), Jung Ye Eun (Han Seung Yeon), Song Ji Won (Park Eun Bin), Kang Yi Na (Ryu Hwayoung), and Yoo Eun Jae (Park Hye Soo) have a lot in common. They’re all university students in their twenties, and they call the “Belle Époque” sharehouse home. But just because they have a lot in common doesn’t mean they’re living the same life.

Solely responsible for her education and her financial situation, Jin Myung never allows herself a second to rest. Overworked and sleep-deprived, Jin Myung knows she runs a very real risk of burning out but that doesn’t stop her from pushing herself just a little bit more. An outspoken young woman who isn’t afraid to share her opinions with the world, Ye Eun has a serious and unwavering amount of devotion to her boyfriend. On the other hand, Eun Jae is quite timid, which makes her unique taste in men all the more surprising. With an exceptionally bright personality, Ji Won never ceases to shine, but her penchant for drinking tends to get her into trouble. And then there’s Yi Na, who is known by everyone for her looks, but there’s more to her than most people realize.&nbsp;

As each young woman struggles with their issues, they come to find that having each other around makes life more bearable. Will the friendship that blossoms between them give each of them the strength to overcome their personal trials?

A fun, slice-of-life story, “Hello, My Twenties!” is a 2016 South Korean drama directed by Lee Tae Gon.

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