Kang Ha Neul

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Kang Ha Neul, Kim Young Kwang, Cha Eun Woo, And More Show Distinct Personalities In New Film “The First Ride”

While serving a prison sentence for a drug crime he was falsely accused of, Lee Gang Su (Kang Ha Neul) is approached by prosecutor Koo Gwan Hui (Yoo Hai Jin) with an offer that will reduce his sentence. The catch? Gang Su will have to work as a police informant. Gang Su accepts, providing information from his drug-dealer cellmate, and the intel allows Gwan Hui to make major crime busts. Upon Gang Su's release from prison, Gwan Hui suggests that they continue their partnership, expanding their reach even further. However, narcotics detective O Sang Jae (Park Hae Jun) has noticed that his investigations keep hitting dead ends, and Gang Su somehow always seems involved. Sang Jae decides to look deeper into Gang Su and his connection to Gwan Hui – and finds that Gwan Hui's ambitions are even greater than they seem.

Yadang: The Snitch

Lee Gang Su

Two years after their dramatic, family-defying marriage, No Jeong Yeol (Kang Ha Neul) and Hong Na Ra (Jung So Min) are ready to divorce. After leaving the courthouse with a 30-day settlement period, an unexpected car accident leaves them both with amnesia. As they mysteriously begin falling in love again, their families are horrified and devise an elaborate plan to help them regain their memories and end their marriage. Will their complicated schemes keep Jeong Yeol and Na Ra apart, or inadvertently bring them closer together? "Love Reset" is a 2023 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Nam Dae Jung.

Love Reset

Ja Geum Sun (Go Doo Shim), escaped North Korea during the Korean War, leaving behind her husband and son. She founded the Nakwon hotel chain, hoping it would serve as a lighthouse to reunite her lost family. Approaching the end of her life, she yearns to meet her grandson Ri Mun Sung. Her assistant Jeong Sang Cheol (Sung Dong Il), is tasked with the mission and discovers her grandson has become a human trafficker, deciding to keep the truth from Geum Sun, he hires Yoo Jae Heon (Kang Ha Neul), a struggling stage actor, to pose as her grandson instead. Jae Heon agrees but quickly finds he is in over his head. He also has to contend with Park Se Yeon (Ha Ji Won), Geum Sun's granddaughter who manages the hotel and is determined to maintain control. This is a 2022 South Korean drama series directed by Yoon Sang Ho.

Curtain Call

🎭 Lighthouse Keepers 🎭

JTBC

Kim Yo Han (Kang Ha Neul), a judiciary trainee, finds himself betrayed and imprisoned in the brutal Seongju Prison after investigating suspected corruption. Facing constant threats from fellow inmates, Yo Han relies on his intelligence and fighting skills to survive. An unexpected ally emerges in Oh Soo Yeon (Lee Yoo Young), a mysterious female entrepreneur who offers him a chance at revenge, but only if he helps her achieve her own hidden agenda. As Yo Han navigates the dangerous prison environment, he must decide whether to trust Oh Soo Yeon and pursue his mission of vengeance against those who destroyed his family. This is a 2022 South Korean drama series directed by Min Yeon Hong.

Insider

Tʜᴇ Pᴀʏʙᴀᴄᴋ Tᴇᴀᴍ 

KBS2

Raised as a soldier since birth, ambitious Princess Pyeong Gang (Kim So Hyun) intends to become the first Empress of Goguryeo after she learns about her real identity. She will stop at nothing to realize her dream, but her plans hit a hitch when she meets the peace-loving On Dal (Na In Woo). The duo fall for each other, despite their very different outlooks. On Dal decides to do whatever it takes to help Pyeong Gang achieve her goal, even if it means turning his back on his values. But the Princess’ quest to take the throne could end up forcing her to pay a price she is hesitant to pay, as a deadly fight for power is about to break out. Will Pyeong Gang and On Dal – and their love – survive this bloody struggle? This 2021 South Korean drama series was based on the novel “Princess Pyeong Gang” by Choi Sa Gyu and was directed by Yoon Sang Ho.

River Where the Moon Rises

Police university cadets Park Gi Jun (Park Seo Joon) and Kang Hee Yeol (Kang Ha Neul) witness a kidnapping and decide to investigate despite local law enforcement's disinterest. Discovering the criminals are part of a human trafficking ring that harvests women's eggs, the pair infiltrate the gang's hideout to rescue the victims. Initially overpowered and locked up themselves, they escape and recommit to their mission, refusing to let professionals discourage their pursuit of justice. Determined to take down the criminal organization, Gi Jun and Hee Yeol risk everything to save the kidnapped women. This is a 2017 South Korean action comedy film directed by Jason Kim.

Midnight Runners

During a total solar eclipse, Go Ha Jin (IU), a 25-year-old woman from the 21st century, finds herself transported back to the Goryeo Dynasty where she awakens in the body of Hae Su, a 16-year-old girl. There, she finds herself entangled with ruling Wang family and the princes' rivalries as they fight for the throne. Hae Su develops feelings for the eighth prince Wang Uk (Kang Ha Neul), whose gentle countenance hides his deep ambitions and willingness to make ruthless choices. She also builds a relationship with the feared fourth prince Wang So (Lee Joon Gi), whose cruel and aloof reputation precedes him. However, Hae Su soon recognizes that his coldness is just a front to hide his pain, and helps bring out his true self, falling for him in the process. Will Hae Su's love end up changing history? This drama was adapted from the 2005 Chinese novel of the same name by Tong Hua.

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo

8th Prince Wang Uk

Social media has a way of bringing people together – and these couples are no exception. Jo Kyung Ah (Lee Mi Yeon), a drama screenwriter, reluctantly asks actor Roh Jin Woo (Yoo Ah In), who has recently been discharged from the military, to star in her next drama, but he declines. However, when Jin Woo runs into Kyung Ah and her daughter at a wedding, he wonders if he's the father. Restauranteur Sung Chan (Kim Joo Hyuck) leases an apartment from flight attendant Ju Ran (Choi Ji Woo), but they're forced to share the apartment when Sung Chan's fiancée dumps him and Ju Ran finds out that she's been scammed and has nowhere to live. Deaf songwriter Su Ho (Kang Ha Neul) meets drama producer Na Yun (Esom) at Sung Chan's restaurant, and they later connect on Facebook and begin dating, but Su Ho struggles to reveal his disability to Na Yun. Will sharing their thoughts online help them share their thoughts with each other?

Like for Likes

Su Ho

Best friends Cha Chi Ho (Kim Woo Bin), Kang Dong Woo (Lee Junho), and Kim Gyung Jae (Kang Ha Neul) are recent high school graduates navigating the challenges of early adulthood. Chi Ho is a carefree unemployed player, Kyung Jae is an ambitious student aiming for a corporate career, and Dong Woo aspires to become a successful cartoonist. Each faces unexpected obstacles that challenge their initial life plans and force them to confront the complexities of growing up. Despite their different personalities and goals, the trio remains united by their youthful optimism and belief that they can overcome any challenge. Their individual journeys of self-discovery and personal growth intertwine, revealing the humor and struggles of transitioning into adulthood. This is a 2015 South Korean comedy film directed by Lee Byeong Heon that explores the dreams and misadventures of three young men on the cusp of their future.

Twenty

🌟Forever Young🌟

Amidst the turbulence of 1398 in the Joseon Dynasty, King Tae Jo names his youngest son as the Crown Prince instead of Yi Bang Won (Jang Hyuk), his fifth son who played a crucial role in overthrowing the previous dynasty. Kim Min Jae (Shin Ha Kyun), a skilled general, is appointed supreme commander of the military, and decides to keep a close eye on Yi Bang Won, who he believes seeks the throne for himself. However, Min Jae hides several secrets, namely that his son (and the King's son-in-law) Kim Jin (Kang Ha Neul), who lives an unambitious life of leisure and pleasure, is not actually his son by blood. Min Jae's life takes an unexpected turn when he falls in love with courtesan Ga Hee (Kang Han Na), who resembles his deceased mother – but Ga Hee is hiding a deep secret and quest for revenge of her own.

Empire of Lust

Kim Jin

As teens, Yoon Soo Wan (Ku Hye Sun) and Park Dong Joo (Lee Sang Yun) fell in love, but they were separated after a tragic accident that left Soo Wan blind and forced Dong Joo to leave the country. Twelve years later, Soo Wan has regained her sight after a surgery and now works as a paramedic, while Dong Joo has become a surgeon. They reunite working in the same hospital, but Soo Wan is engaged to another man and doesn’t recognize Dong Joo, who opts not to tell Soo Wan who he truly is. Is there any second chance at love in their future, or will it all stay firmly in the past?

Angel Eyes

The Angel Eyes Team

Kim Tan (Lee Min Ho)’s wealthy parents have been grooming him to take over the lucrative family business, the Empire Group, since he was just a young boy. His jealous older half-brother Kim Won (Choi Jin Hyuk) – already a successful executive at the firm – is a constant thorn in Tan’s side. Tan, meanwhile, is engaged to an heiress, Rachel Ryu (Kim Ji Won), the scion of a powerful, hotel-owning family. But while he is studying in the United States, Tan meets and falls for Cha Eun Sang (Park Shin Hye), unaware that she is the daughter of his family’s housekeeper. As super-rich families hatch plans for their children’s future, could love put an end to their ambitious schemes? This 2013 South Korean drama series was directed by Kang Shin Hyo and Boo Sung Chul.

Heirs

The Heirs Team

Small-time gangster Jang Tae San’s (Lee Joon Gi) life turns upside-down when he learns that his girlfriend In Hye (Park Ha Sun) is pregnant. While Tae San is ready to turn over a new leaf to become a father, his boss orders him to take the fall for a murder, or In Hye will die instead. Tae San breaks up with In Hye and tells her to get an abortion in the hopes of protecting her. Eight years later and newly released from prison, Tae San runs into In Hye again – only to learn that In Hye kept their child, and Soo Jin (Lee Chae Mi) needs a bone marrow transplant to treat her leukemia. Unfortunately, Tae San is once again framed for murder, forcing him to clear his name and evade prosecutor Ha Gyeong (Kim So Yeon) in the two weeks before his daughter's scheduled operation.

Two Weeks

The Tweeks Team 

All the youth in the world is beautiful because they do not fear facing the scorching sun, starting something new, calling others' names, or falling in love with someone. Jae Hee transfers to a boys' high school from the States to help Tae Joon regain his own feet as Tae Joon was there for her when she was at her lowest. Although Tae Joon announces his retirement as a high jumper, he slowly opens his heart thanks to Jae Hee. Eun Gyeol feels confused about his gender identity because of Jae Hee, who is disguised as a boy. But the boys here enjoy training and exercising regardless of their records and beyond competition and form beautiful bonds and show what real youth is like.

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