Kim Hie Won

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On the surface, taekwondo prodigy Park Wan Seo (Lee Jae In), struggling writer Park Ji Seong (Ahn Jae Hong), delivery driver Kim Seon Nyeo (Ra Mi Ran), rigid factory manager Huh Yak Seon (Kim Hie Won), and unemployed man Hwang Gi Dong (Yoo Ah In) don't seem to have anything in common. However, when they all start exhibiting signs of developing mysterious supernatural powers, they realize what brought them together: they each received an organ transplant from the same donor. As they try to learn how to utilize and control their new abilities, they decide to team up, but their wildly different backgrounds and temperaments make working together difficult. However, the threat of charismatic cult leader Seo Yeong Chun (Park Jin Young), who also received an organ from the same donor, might just give them the final push they need to cooperate. Can they stop Yeong Chun before it's too late?

Hi-Five

Huh Yak Seon

Heavy fog and inclement weather create dangerous conditions on the bridge connecting the mainland to the airport, leading to a car collision pileup and an explosion that leaves hundreds of people stranded and vulnerable, including government official Jeong Won (Lee Sun Kyun) and his daughter, and tow truck driver Joe Park (Ju Ji Hoon). The situation only gets worse when a pack of experimental military dogs from "Project Silence" gets loose and begins attacking the survivors, attuned to the sound of the human voice. Dr. Yang (Kim Hee Won), the scientist behind the experiment, is also stuck on the bridge, and teams up with Jeong Won and Joe to try and prevent any more casualties – even though the odds are overwhelmingly stacked against them.

Project Silence

Dr. Yang

In 1980s South Korea, Lee Eui Shik (Oh Dal Soo), a popular left-wing politician under house arrest, becomes the target of political rivals seeking to discredit him. A government agency dispatches a team of covert spies, led by Dae Kwon (Jung Woo) and including bugging expert Dong Shik (Kim Byung Chul), to pose as neighbors and gather incriminating evidence. As they secretly plant surveillance devices and listen to Lee Eui Shik's private conversations, the team gradually discovers that he may not be the corrupt politician his enemies claim. Their investigation reveals a more complex and potentially sympathetic portrait of the politician. This is a 2020 South Korean movie directed by Lee Hwan Kyung.

Best Friend

Du Seok (Sung Dong Il) and Jong Bae (Kim Hee Won) work as debt collectors in Incheon, South Korea in the 1990s, doing whatever it takes to get back money that's owed. They're used to taking collateral when their debtors can't pay, but when undocumented immigrant Myung Ja (Kim Yun Jin) falls behind on her payments, Du Seok and Jong Bae take her nine-year-old daughter Seung Yi (Park Soi) to make sure she pays up. However, Myung Ja is arrested and deported, leaving Seung Yi in the debt collectors' guardianship. While the two are initially reluctant to continue caring for Seung Yi, they begin to develop a strange familial bond, changing all of their lives forever.

Pawn

Jong Bae

Hong Byeong Soo (Kwak Do Won), a countryside detective, takes his family on a holiday to the Philippines to celebrate his 10th anniversary, secretly planning to confront his old friend Kim Yong Bae (Kim Sang Ho), who previously scammed him. Upon finding Yong Bae imprisoned and falsely accused of murder, Byeong Soo teams up with local tour guide Hwang Man Cheol (Kim Dae Myung) to investigate. Yong Bae tempts Byeong Soo with a mysterious opportunity involving "Yamashita's Gold", presenting a potentially life-changing proposition that could either clear his name or further complicate his legal troubles. Caught between moral dilemma and financial temptation, Byeong Soo must decide whether to pursue the risky gold or maintain his integrity. This is a 2020 South Korean action comedy film directed by Kim Bong Han.

The Golden Holiday

💰The Golden Team💰

The prodigal young Go player Ghost Fingers (Kwon Sang Woo) experiences tragedy and loss when he crumbles under pressure in a life-or-death game of Go. He retreats into a monastic-like isolation to hone his Go – and fighting – skills, vowing to one day return to the high-stakes world of underworld Go tournaments. Driven on by the teachings of his mentor Hur Il Do (Kim Sung Kyun) and his thirst for revenge, the adult Ghost Fingers emerges from his hideout. He takes on a host of maniacal Go players, some of whom like to mix their own bloodthirsty penchants for violence with board-game action. Only by defeating all of these players – and more – will Ghost Fingers finally get a rematch with the devilish architect of his misery. Can he win and exact the vengeance his heart yearns for?

The Divine Move 2

Mr. Turd

Seok Joo (Joo Jin Mo) is a renowned photographer at the nation’s largest newspaper. However, after a photo he took costs him his job, his life quickly spirals downward as his wife divorces him, taking their chronically ill young daughter with her, and he turns to alcohol to cope. His “savior” arrives in the form of Soo Hyun (Han Ye Seul), the editor-in-chief of “Sunday Dispatch,” the most popular celebrity tabloid, who proposes a deal: she’ll tell Seok Joo where his daughter is if he works for her as a photographer. With nothing to lose, Seok Joo accepts the deal, finding himself in increasingly difficult situations. As Seok Joo delves deeper into the world of gossip journalism, he learns more about its seedy underbelly and the corruption within. Will Seok Joo keep his head down, or will he try to bring the truth to light?

Big Issue

JTBC

Kim Hye Ja (Han Ji Min), an optimistic young woman aspiring to become a TV news anchor, experiences a shocking transformation when she suddenly turns into a 70-year-old. Simultaneously, Lee Joon Ha (Nam Joo Hyuk), a dedicated aspiring reporter, struggles with the harsh realities of his current life. When their paths cross, they embark on an unexpected journey that challenges their perceptions of time, dreams, and personal growth. As they navigate this extraordinary situation, Hye Ja and Joon Ha begin to uncover deeper insights about life's true value and the meaning of pursuing one's goals.

Radiant

The Dazzling Team 

During the Joseon Dynasty, power struggles abound throughout all levels of government, leading to increased crime and corruption. King Ye Jong (Lee Sun Kyun), not deterred by this, chooses instead to gather evidence of wrongdoing and bring the responsible parties to justice. When new archivist Yi Seo (Ahn Jae Hong), a clumsy but good-hearted young man with a near-photographic memory, is appointed to the court, King Ye Jong recognizes his usefulness and recruits Yi Seo to his cause. However, King Ye Jong and Yi Seo soon face their greatest challenge yet – while investigating a murder, they discover clues that it may be linked to a greater effort to dethrone the king and destabilize the country. Will they succeed in their quest for the truth?

The King's Case Note

Woo Jin (Han Hyo Joo), a talented furniture designer, experiences an extraordinary daily challenge: waking up in a different body each morning. These transformations range from a young, attractive man (Do Ji Han) to a middle-aged person (Bae Sung Woo), an elderly individual (Chun Young Woon), or even a beautiful woman (Park Shin Hye). Despite this bizarre condition, his love for Yi Soo remains constant, and he always finds a way to return to her. As Woo Jin navigates these unpredictable physical changes, he struggles to maintain his identity and relationship. Will he eventually find a way to break free from this mysterious phenomenon and live a stable life with Yi Soo? This is a 2015 South Korean film directed by Baik, based on a 2012 American social film of the same title by Drake Doremus.

The Beauty Inside

After university professor Hak Kyu (Jung Woo Sung) becomes entangled in a sexual harassment scandal. He leaves behind his wife and daughter and relocates to a small rural town, where he takes a position as an instructor at a cultural center. There, he meets Deo Kee (Esom), a young woman who works at an old amusement park, and the two begin a passionate affair. However, upon learning that he's been reinstated as a professor, Hak Kyu returns home, abandoning Deo Kee without a word. Heartbroken and betrayed, Deo Kee thirsts for revenge. She gets the opportunity eight years later when she moves in next door to Hak Kyu under a different name – and Hak Kyu, now a recluse after his family broke apart and he began losing his vision, has no idea. This retelling of the Korean folktale "The Tale of Sim Chong" unfolds in a twisted tale of love, betrayal, and retribution.

Scarlet Innocence

Banker Choi

In rural 1982 South Korea, a feared girl gang runs the local high school, led by Young Sook (Park Bo Young). Although she’s known for her rough-and-tumble ways, she has a weakness: her crush on Joong Gil (Lee Jong Suk), the school’s charming playboy who’s tried to woo everyone at the school except her. When So Hee (Lee Se Young), a beautiful new transfer student from Seoul arrives, Joong Gil immediately develops a crush on her, inciting Young Sook’s ire. Young Sook and So Hee quickly develop a rivalry, made worse when Gwang Sik (Kim Young Kwang), the leader of a rival school's male gang with his own feelings for Young Sook, decides to get involved.

Hot Young Bloods

Jong Pal

Choi Kang Chi (Lee Seung Gi) was born half-human, half-nine-tailed fox, but he’s unaware of his true identity. Raised by a human family, he possesses extraordinary strength and a fiery spirit. When his foster family faces ruin due to the machinations of corrupt nobleman Jo Gwan Woong (Lee Sung Jae), Kang Chi's hidden gumiho powers begin to manifest. He encounters Dam Yeo Wool (Bae Suzy), a skilled martial artist and the daughter of a master, who helps him understand and control his supernatural abilities. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to protect his loved ones, uncover the truth about his origins, and fight against the dark forces threatening to engulf their world.

Kangchi, the Beginning

The Gumiho Lovers Team

Cha Tae Sik (Won Bin), a reclusive former Army Intelligence spy running a pawn shop, forms an unlikely bond with So Mi (Kim Sae Ron), a young girl whose drug-addicted mother Hyo Jung (Kim Hyo Seo) steals heroin from a dangerous crime organization. When crime lord Oh Myung Gyu (Song Young Chang) sends his ruthless subordinates to find Hyo Jung, they kidnap both her and So Mi. Tae Sik, revealing his covert operative skills, launches a dangerous rescue mission to save the little girl from the violent gangsters. Determined to protect So Mi at all costs, he confronts the criminal organization in a high-stakes battle that will test his extraordinary abilities and unwavering commitment. This is a 2010 South Korean action thriller directed by Lee Jeong Beom, which was the highest-grossing film of that year.

The Man From Nowhere

Ji Hyun (Lee Na Young), a successful photographer living as a woman after sex reassignment surgery, has a perfect life with her loving boyfriend Jun Seok (Kim Ji Suk). Her carefully constructed world is suddenly disrupted when a young boy appears, claiming to be her biological son from her previous life as a man. To protect her secret and connect with her child, Ji Hyun reluctantly agrees to spend a week pretending to be a father. Struggling to perform traditional masculine roles and behaviors, she finds parenting challenging as the boy becomes increasingly suspicious of her true identity. As Ji Hyun navigates this delicate situation, she must balance maintaining her current life while confronting her past and forming a relationship with her son. This is a 2010 South Korean movie directed by Lee Gwang Jae that explores gender identity, family, and personal transformation.

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