Yoon Jea Moon

Channel A

Yongcheonru, the largest inn in the Joseon Dynasty, operates under the motto "The Guest is King" – challenging the strict social hierarchy everywhere else in the kingdom. Four trainee servants work at the inn, all from different backgrounds and with their own goals: Lee Eun (Bae In Hyuk), a prince hiding his royal identity; Hong Deok Su (Kim Ji Eun), a woman disguised as a man; Cheon Jun Hwa (Jung Gun Joo), the unwilling heir to Yongcheonru; and Go Su Ra (Jae Chan), from a merchant family that's losing its status. While working through their trainee period, the four young adults face new challenges and form close relationships, all while trying to develop their own senses of self and upholding the inn's unconventional standards. Will they succeed?

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Four Paths, One Destination

Oh Yeong Rak

KBS, KOCOWA

KBM Reporter Seo Jung Won is known as the Villain Hunter. Her show, "Nothing Uncovered," reports about the villains who provoked the public, and her sharp comments made the show popular, making Jung Won a star reporter. However, she gets involved in a shocking incident that drags her down to the bottom, and she has to team up with her ex-lover, Kim Tae Heon. Tae Heon is a detective at Gangha Police Station, and he has to do everything his way. He meets Jung Won while investigating a case and gets confused by their reunion. Woo Jae is Jung Won's husband, and he's a famous mystery writer from a wealthy family. Although he's a romantic who's willing to do anything for Jung Won, he has been secretly hiding his wounded heart. And now, the three are deeply involved in serial murders.

Nothing Uncovered

JTBC

After serving the Jin family and Soonyang Group faithfully for years, Yoon Hyeon Woo (Song Joong Ki) is embroiled in their succession battle and tragically murdered as collateral damage. Miraculously, fate gives him a chance to exact his revenge when he finds he’s brought back in time inside the body of Jin Do Jun, the youngest grandson of Jin Yang Cheol (Lee Sung Min), the CEO of Soonyang Group. Using his new identity and knowledge of the future, Do Jun plots a hostile takeover of the Soonyang Group. Will Do Jun succeed in his revenge and find his murderer? Based on the webtoon of the same name by San Kyung, this 2022 South Korean drama series was directed by Jung Dae Yoon.

Reborn Rich

🥊Reborn to Avenge Team🎯

King Sejong the Great (Han Suk Kyu) champions scientific progress in the Joseon Dynasty, seeking out brilliant minds to advance knowledge. Jang Yeong Sik (Choi Min Sik), a former slave with extraordinary talents, becomes the King's science advisor, forming an unlikely friendship through their shared passion for innovation. Together, they make groundbreaking discoveries that attract the attention of the Ming Empire, which demands an end to their research and Jang's surrender. Caught between his personal loyalty and his responsibilities as a ruler, King Sejong faces an impossible choice that will test the limits of their friendship and the future of Joseon. This is a 2019 South Korean historical drama film directed by Hur Jin Ho, based on actual historical events.

Forbidden Dream

✨The Forbidden Dreamers Team✨

Doh Il Chul (Park Jeong Min), a young student preparing for civil service exams, leads a double life as an underground casino poker player. When he meets Madonna (Choi Yu Hwa), an attractive woman in debt to a wealthy man, he challenges the creditor to a high-stakes poker game to win her heart. After losing spectacularly and falling into deep debt, One Eyed Jack (Ryoo Seung Bum), a former associate of Il Chul's father, offers to help by recruiting him into a gang of elite gamblers. Their audacious plan involves stealing a fortune from a business magnate, setting the stage for a dangerous and unpredictable heist. This is a 2019 South Korean movie based on a comic strip by Huh Young Man and Kim Se Young, directed by Kwon Oh Kwang.

Tazza: One Eyed Jack

Tazza: The Hidden Card 

High school student Do Yeon (Jung So Min) and her salaryman father Sang Tae (Yoon Je Moon) have hit a rough patch: they argue constantly, each believing that the other has an easier life. One night, after a particularly heated argument, they each wish they could switch places to understand the other's life better... only for their wishes to unexpectedly come true! Now in the other's body, they're forced to navigate each other's lives – Do Yeon is thrust into her father's corporate job as he's trying to get a promotion, while Sang Tae must deal with the life of a high school girl, including preparing for Do Yeon's talent show audition. In order to return to their own bodies, they have to go seven days without arguing. Will father and daughter manage to return to their own bodies and rebuild their relationship? This film was adapted from the Japanese novel "Papa to Musume no Nanokakan" by Takahisa Igarashi.

Daddy You, Daughter Me

Sung Tae

At seven years old, Hee Joo (Shim Eun Kyung) lost her father to Ki Bum (Kim Sung Oh), the serial killer he was investigating. Though Ki Bum was imprisoned for a single murder, he is now set to be released. Detective Dae Young (Yoon Je Moon), who raised Hee Joo after her father's death, is determined to put Ki Bum back in jail. Hee Joo, now a precinct volunteer, harbors her own plans for revenge against the man who destroyed her family. As Dae Young searches for evidence and Hee Joo plots her retribution, they become entangled in a dangerous game of cat and mouse. Their paths converge in a high-stakes pursuit that will test the limits of justice and vengeance. This is a 2016 South Korean thriller film written and directed by Mo Hong Jin.

Missing You

🦸‍♀️The Avengers Team 💪

Myung Seok (Kim Dong Wook), a perpetual bar exam failure, finds solace in his two best friends: Dal Soo (Im Won Hee), a contracted call center employee, and Hae Goo (Son Ho Jun), a struggling drug salesman. Seeking an escape from their mundane lives, the trio embarks on a weekend trip to Busan's Haeundae Beach, planning to drink away their frustrations. What begins as a leisurely getaway quickly spirals into an unexpected and chaotic adventure that challenges their friendship and tests their ability to navigate an increasingly complicated situation. As they face increasingly absurd obstacles, the friends must rely on each other to find a way out of the mess they've inadvertently created. This is a 2015 South Korean comedy film directed by Kim Sang Jin that explores the misadventures of three friends struggling to break free from their ordinary lives.

Three Summer Nights

When a North Korean spy's mission fails, his children Myung Hoon (T.O.P) and Hye In (Kim Yoo Jung) are sent to a labor prison camp. Colonel Moon Sang Chul (Jo Sung Ha) offers Myung Hoon a desperate deal: infiltrate South Korea as a defector and assassinate a North Korean spy known as the Big Dipper (Jung Ho Bin) to save his sister's life. Arriving in South Korea, Myung Hoon is taken in by secret North Korean spies and enrolls in high school, where he befriends another Hye In (Han Ye Ri) after rescuing her from bullies. As he attempts to complete his mission, political upheaval in North Korea suddenly makes Myung Hoon a target, with an assassin sent to eliminate him. Now he must fight not only to complete his mission but to survive and potentially save his sister. This is a 2013 South Korean espionage thriller film co-written and directed by Park Hong Soo.

Commitment

The Come And Save Me Team

Through a series of unfortunate events, three adult siblings all find themselves returning home to live with their mother (Youn Yuh Jung): eldest Han Mo (Yoon Je Moon), an unemployed ex-gangster with a criminal record; middle child In Mo (Park Hae Il), a failed film director whose wife left him; and youngest Mi Yeon (Kong Hyo Jin), a twice-divorced woman with a teenage daughter named Min Kyung (Jin Ji Hee). Tensions soon begin to rise among the newly-reunited family members as old conflicts return to the surface and new problems exacerbate their issues. Can they manage to overcome their problems and re-establish a familial relationship? The film is based on the novel "Modern Family" by Cheon Myeong Kwan.

Boomerang Family

Han Mo

Back in high school, Im Deok Kyu (Hwang Jung Min) dreamed of becoming an Olympic boxing champion. He formed a street fighting gang with his friends Lee Sang Hoon (Yu Jun Sang) and Shin Jae Suk (Yoon Jea Moon), taking on other high schoolers in savage street brawls. But an unfortunate incident derailed Deok Kyu’s dreams – and curtailed their friendship. Now, a quarter of a century later, they have grown up and live very different lives. Deok Kyu has fallen on hard financial times, Sang Hoon works a dead-end office job, and Jae Suk is a low-level gangster. Out of the blue, a TV producer contacts them with a lucrative offer to take part in a mixed martial arts show for middle-aged former fighters. Reluctantly, they all accept the offer. Have their long-neglected fighting skills deserted them once and for all, or can they reignite their friendship on the road to redemption?

Fists of Legend

Shin Jae Suk

In 15th-century Joseon, King Se Jong (Han Suk Kyu), a visionary monarch, dreams of creating a more equal world for his people, especially after his father’s brutal regime before him. However, his radical pursuit of "Hangul," an accessible alphabet, faces fierce opposition from Confucian scholars who aim to stop the king by any means necessary – even if it means murder. At the same time, Kang Chae Yoon (Jang Hyuk) and So Yi (Shin Sae Kyung), former slaves who survived the prior king’s massacre, have both found ways into King Se Jeong’s court, but have very different end goals in mind. Will King Se Jeong find a way to spread literacy across the nation despite fierce opposition from multiple sides?

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