Lee Chun Hee is a South Korean actor. Born on February 19, 1979, he made his acting debut in the 2003 film “A Good Lawyer’s Wife.” He has since starred in many popular films and television dramas, including “Smile, You” (2009), “Gloria” (2010), “Take Care of Us, Captain” (2012), “Master’s Sun” (2013) and “I Remember You” (2015). Lee Chun Hee has appeared on many variety shows, including being a cast member of “Family Outing” (2008-2009), “Adrenaline” (2012) and “Law of the City in New York” (2014). He also hosted “Super Company: The Next K-Design” (2014-2015). Lee Chun Hee married actress Jeon Hye Jin, his co-star in the drama “Smile, You,” in 2011.

Lee Chun Hee

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As the wife of an indifferent yet ambitious husband, Yoo I Hwa (Kim Seo Hyung) lives a comfortable enough life. But with a husband who spends more time at work than with her, she often finds herself wondering if this is all life has to offer.&nbsp;

With a life that’s beginning to feel rather empty, I Hwa decides it’s time to do something for herself. Taking a job as a contract employee at a savings bank, I Hwa gradually begins to regain her confidence. However, as her confidence grows, so does her ambition. No longer satisfied with her meager existence, I Hwa decides to take a step in a very dangerous direction as she begins to embezzle money from the bank’s VIP customers.

Quickly sinking into a world in which she can’t escape, I Hwa soon finds her life irreversibly twisted. Will she ever find a way to escape this nightmare she’s created for herself?

Adapted from the novel of the same name by Mitsuyo Kakuta, “Pale Moon” is a 2023 South Korean crime suspense drama directed by Yoo Jong Seon and Jung Won Hee.

Pale Moon

Revenge of the pale moon🌒

When a serial killer strikes women who all have a similar appearance, the police department’s Special Crime Investigation Team is stumped.

While Cha Ji An (Jang Nara), an elite detective, and her fellow colleagues are assessing the latest crime scene, the mysterious Lee Hyun (Seo In Guk) shows up and instantly assesses the trademark attributes of the killer. 

Hyun is a genius criminal profiler with a degree in criminal psychology who received an anonymous email that brought him to the crime scene all the way from the United States. The serial killer seems to be sending a personal message to Hyun with the clues he leaves behind, and Hyun wonders if it could be related to an escaped criminal “monster” from his childhood who killed his father and was responsible for the disappearance of his younger brother. 

Ji An has known Hyun since childhood and is ecstatic to see her childhood crush again, but Hyun doesn’t seem to remember her. With no leads to capture the serial killer, Ji An and her colleagues solicit Hyun’s help. Can Hyun and Ji An solve the case and find answers to their pasts? 

“I Remember You” is a 2015 South Korean drama series directed by No Sang Hoon.

I Remember You

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Kang Eun Huk

A fun, light-hearted, Korean romantic comedy/horror is about a young woman who can see ghosts and finds a safe haven when she touches the hand of a pompous CEO. In return for her safety, she promises to help him solve the mystery surrounding his girlfriend\u2019s death.

Master's Sun

I See Dead People Team 

At only thirteen years old, Lee Soon Young (Kim Sae Ron) is far too young to be the head of her household. However, with a mentally disabled father and an illness-prone younger sister to take care of, Soon Young has little choice in the matter. As her family's practical supporter and permanent caregiver, Soon Young has little chance to be a kid until her uncle Mang Taek (Lee Chun Hee) arrives with a plan.

Having met Steve, an American physician interested in adopting a healthy Korean girl, Mang Taek guarantees that he can find the doctor exactly what he’s looking for. After signing a lucrative contract, Mang Taek arrives to announce that he has found a new home for Soon Young with a wealthy American family. Jealous of Soon Young’s seemingly good luck, her younger sister, Soon Ja (Kim Ah Ron), comes up with a plan to take her sister’s place. Meanwhile, Soon Young finds it extremely difficult to accept that another man is supposed to take the place of her father.

With the arrival of Steve and his thirteen-year-old daughter, Barbie, the time has come for one of the sisters to leave home. Which of the sisters will Mang Taek send to America and which one will stay behind?

An emotional rollercoaster of a film, “Barbie” is a 2012 South Korean family drama film directed by Lee Sang Woo.

Barbie

Cool and neat uniform, flying all around the world, and high salary. So many people have dreamed of becoming a pilot for a long time. However, the reality of the pilots is not as easy as you think. They have to pass the physical checkup twice every year, simulation training, and company tests. Pilots do not hesitate to say that their lives hold no more value than that of a fly because they can no longer wear that fancy uniform if they fail the test twice. Life is no fantasy but real, and it\u2019s always ongoing. And the lives of pilots look decent only on the outside. But the only reasons that pilots strive so hard are their responsibility and passion for ensuring the safety of passengers. Da Jin, an ambitious co-pilot, becomes a genuine pilot through the harsh training of Yoon Seong, who\u2019s become the captain pilot at the youngest age.

Take Care of Us, Captain

Kang Dong Soo

A fish out of water gets noticed. Jung Han Kyung (Lee Chung Ah) grew up in the countryside with her father, but his death forces her to move to Seoul to live with her mother. As she tries to acclimate to city life, she catches the attention of Ban Hae Won (Jo Han Sun) and Jung Tae Sung (Kang Dong Won), the two most popular boys in her new high school. Both boys are drawn to Han Kyung and begin to compete with each other for her affection.

But what could be Tae Sung’s secret that draws him to Han Kyung but forces him to leave her in the end?

“Temptation of Wolves” is a 2004 South Korean film directed by Kim Tae Kyun. It is based on the novel by Neukdaeui Yuhok by Gwiyeoni.

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