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In a world where South Korea is a constitutional monarchy. Oh Sunny (Jang Na Ra), a bright and bubbly musical actress, unexpectedly marries Emperor Lee Hyuk (Shin Sung Rok). She dreams of a fairytale life, but the palace is a viper's nest of secrets, power struggles, and murder, orchestrated by the ruthless Empress Dowager (Shin Eun Kyung) and the Emperor's manipulative mistress (Lee Elijah). Sunny quickly realizes her husband is far from the charming royal he appears. As she navigates treacherous court politics, she teams up with Na Wang Shik (Choi Jin Hyuk), a mysterious bodyguard seeking revenge against the imperial family. Together, they uncover dark truths, fighting to expose corruption and dismantle the monarchy from within, all while Sunny transforms from naive bride to formidable empress.

The Last Empress

The Empress' Minions

Lee Soon Jin (Jang Shin Young), the oldest of three girls, helps her father run their fried chicken restaurant Jinsim after her mother passed away. Jinsim is a modest but generally successful shop, until a larger fried chicken franchise, owned by ruthless businessman Chun Woon Tak (Bae Soo Bin) and his family, sets up shop nearby and threatens the future of their livelihood. Unbeknownst to Soon Jin, Woon Tak has a crush on her, but keeps it hidden due to their fathers’ business conflicts. When Soon Jin’s father passes away, Woon Tak decides to make a move, and Soon Jin accepts despite her sisters’ protests. Can Soon Jin carry on her father’s fried chicken legacy despite her new in-laws’ desires?

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The Twinkling Team

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Cinema Zenith/ Film Z [시네마제니스/필름지]

In this high-stakes heist comedy, Sa Hyun (Yun Da Hun), a bank vice president, attempts to rob his own bank to settle a debt. During his plan, he encounters Blue (Lim Chang Jung), a gangster who has already tunneled into the bank vault. When Hyun tries to turn Blue over to the police, two officers, Hae Ryong (Kim Sang Jung) and Du San (Park Jun Gyu), quickly arrive—but they are actually gangsters in disguise with their own robbery scheme. The fake police officers kidnap Hyun for ransom, leaving him caught in a complex web of criminal intentions. As multiple groups converge on the same bank with seemingly different motives, a larger mystery emerges: Is there a mastermind orchestrating this elaborate criminal convergence, or is it merely an incredible coincidence? This is a 2000 South Korean comedy film directed by Jung Cho Shin.

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