Im Ha Ryong, also known as Im Han Yong, is a South Korean actor and comedian. He was born on October 31, 1952 in Danyang County, North Chungcheong Province, South Korea, and made his debut in the entertainment world in 1981. Starting out as a gag man, he moved towards television dramas in the late nineties. Since then, he has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Over the Rainbow” (2006), “The 3rd Hospital” (2012), “Triangle” (2014), and “365: Repeat the Year” (2020).

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Ten individuals, including police detective Ji Hyeong Ju (Lee Jun Hyuk) and web comic artist Shin Ga Hyeon (Nam Ji Hyun), are given the extraordinary chance to "reset" their lives by going back exactly one year. Initially thrilled by the opportunity to correct past mistakes, they soon discover that this second chance comes with a terrifying price. As mysterious deaths begin to plague the group, they realize someone – or something – is hunting them. Hyeong Ju and Ga Hyeon must race against time to uncover the truth behind the reset and the identity of the killer, before their renewed lives are cut tragically short. This drama was adapted from the Japanese novel “Repeat" by Inui Kurumi.

365: Repeat the Year

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Moon Joon Woo (Kim Hyun Joong), a lonely man with the extraordinary ability to stop time, rents a basement apartment from Kim Sun Ah (An Ji Hyun), a hardworking landlord struggling with her father's debt. Surprisingly, when Joon Woo freezes time, Sun Ah remains unaffected and can move freely. As they grow closer, Joon Woo begins to see his unique power differently, wondering if Sun Ah might help him understand the true meaning of time and connection. This is a 2018 Korean drama series, marking Kim Hyun Joong's comeback after "Inspiring Generation" in 2014.

When Time Stopped

The Time Stoppers Team 

Lee Ji Soo (Ha Ji Won), a funeral director with two divorces behind her, unexpectedly reconnects with Baek Jong Woo (Kim Myung Min) when she is commissioned to conduct his mother's funeral service. Despite Baek Jong Woo's long-standing battle with Lou Gehrig's disease since his teens, the two fall deeply in love and decide to marry. As his health rapidly deteriorates, Jong Woo attempts to push Ji Soo away to protect her from the pain of watching him decline, but she remains steadfastly committed to their love. Their poignant journey explores the depths of unconditional love in the face of terminal illness. This is a 2009 South Korean emotional drama written and directed by Park Jin Pyo.

Closer to Heaven

💕 The power of love💕

During the Korean War in 1950, a North Korean unit led by Rhee Soo Hwa (Jung Jae Young) escapes an ambush and encounters Yeo Il (Kang Hye Jung), a free-spirited mentally challenged woman who brings them to Dongmakgol, a remote village untouched by the conflict. Two South Korean army deserters, Pyo Hyun Chul (Shin Ha Kyun) and Moon Sang Sang (Seo Jae Kyung), also find refuge in this isolated community where villagers are completely unaware of the war. As these rival soldiers from opposing sides converge in this peaceful settlement, tensions rise and the villagers' innocent way of life is threatened. The unexpected encounter challenges the soldiers' perceptions of enemy and friend, setting the stage for a unique exploration of humanity amidst the brutal backdrop of war. This is a 2005 South Korean movie directed by Park Kwang Hyun that offers a poignant look at the human cost of conflict.

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