Jung Kyung Ho (1972)

Go Young (Nam Yoon Su), a gay Korean man, lives with Mi Ae (Lee Soo Kyung), a straight woman. Through Mi Ae's eyes, Go Young embarks on a journey of personal growth. He struggles with his relationship with his mother, who's in denial about his sexual orientation, and is forced to part ways with his lover Gyu Ho (Jin Ho Eun) due to societal pressure. Recovering from his breakup, Go Young takes a trip to Thailand with a stranger, and manages to learn more about himself in the process. Can Go Young reach the personal enlightenment he desires? This 2024 Korean drama features Heo Jin Ho, Hong Ji Young, Son Tae Kyeom, and Kim Se In as directors for different episodes, based on the novel of the same name by Park Sang Young.

Love in the Big City

🌈 Closets are for Clothes

As a professional contract marriage master, Choi Sang Eun (Park Min Young) knows exactly what it takes to make her clients happy. Transforming herself into the perfect partner, Sang Eun gives her clients what they want: a perfect single life, free of any life-long commitments. Among her long-term clients are Jung Ji Ho (Go Kyung Pyo) and Kang Hae Jin (Kim Jae Young), two very different men who employ her services on alternating days. Though professional with every one of her clients, Sang Eun has noticed that both Ji Ho and Hae Jin have started to make her heart flutter. Torn between her professional obligations and her growing feelings for Ji Ho and Hae Jin, will Sang Eun find a way out of this unexpected predicament? Directed by Nam Sung Woo, this is a 2022 South Korean romantic drama.

Love In Contract

 💥 The Almighty ✨ Team

Lee Ahn (Jinyoung) possesses a unique psychometric ability that allows him to uncover secrets through touch. When he meets Yoon Jae In (Shin Ye Eun), a girl desperately guarding a painful past, their lives become intertwined. As they navigate their complex emotions and hidden traumas, Lee Ahn and Jae In develop a deep connection that helps them heal and understand each other. This is a 2019 South Korean romantic thriller directed by Kim Byeong Soo.

He Is Psychometric

🙏🏼 Just One Touch 🙏🏼

In the 1950s, shortly after the Korean War, a wandering man named Woo Ryong (Ryu Seung Ryong) and his young son arrive at a remote mountain village on their way to Seoul. To Woo Ryong's surprise, the villagers live in peace and prosperity, especially compared to the rest of the war-torn nation, under the leadership of the strict village chief (Lee Sung Min). There's just one problem: the village is overrun with rats. Woo Ryong negotiates a deal with the village chief to handle the infestation in exchange for money to help pay for medical treatment for his son. However, after Woo Ryong completes the job, the village chief reneges on the agreement and refuses to pay. Deeply upset, Woo Ryong lures the rats back to the village, leading to devastating consequences. This film was inspired by the German folktale "The Pied Piper of Hamelin"

The Piper

Doosaboo Films/Film Z [두사부필름/필름지]

A group of college students, led by Jang Eun Sik (Im Chang Jung), navigate the wild world of campus life. When Eun Sik falls for the beautiful and athletic Lee Eun Hyo (Ha Ji Won), he attempts to win her heart through increasingly outrageous attempts at impressing her. What begins as a hilarious exploration of youthful misadventures, filled with crude humor and embarrassing moments takes an unexpected dramatic turn, revealing deeper emotional layers beneath the initial comedic surface. This 2002 South Korean comedy-drama directed by Yoon Je Kyoon became a massive box office success, selling over 4 million tickets and ranking as the fifth most popular film of the year.

Sex Is Zero

Saekjeuk Shigong

Gye Do Shik (Jung Joon Ho), a low-ranking mob member with limited education, is sent back to high school by his embarrassed bosses to improve his digital literacy. Accompanied by his subordinates Kim Sang Do (Jung Woong In) and Dae Ka Ri (Jeong Woon Taek), Do Shik discovers that navigating high school is far more challenging than dealing with gangsters. As he struggles to adapt to the academic environment and teenage dynamics, he finds himself facing unexpected challenges that test his street-smart skills. This is the first film in a popular gangster trilogy, "My Boss, My Hero" is a 2001 South Korean comedy directed by Yoon Je Gyun.

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