Choi Jung Woo is an award-winning South Korean actor. He was born on February 17, 1957 and began his acting career in the theater in 1975. In 1996, he made the move to film and has appeared in numerous films and television dramas since, including “Hero” (2009), “God’s Quiz” (2010), “City Hunter” (2011), “Master’s Sun” (2013), “Goodbye Mr. Black” (2016), and “Fix You” (2020).

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Seven years after South Korea's first disastrous lunar mission, the nation attempts a second Moon landing. Astronaut Hwang Sun Woo (D.O) finds himself in grave danger when a sudden wind sends him hurtling across the lunar landscape, leaving him stranded and seemingly doomed. The national space center turns to its former managing director Kim Jae Guk (Sol Kung Gu), who was previously forced out after a controversial incident and now lives a quiet life in the mountains. Alongside space station director Yoon Moon Young (Kim Hae Ae), Kim Jae Guk must now use his expertise to guide Hwang Sun Woo to safety and prevent another tragic loss in space. With time running out and the astronaut's survival hanging in the balance, the team must work together to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges. This is a 2023 South Korean movie directed by Kim Yong Hwa.

The Moon

In the year 2050, a mechanism called Alice allows people to travel back in time, primarily to find closure through seeing deceased loved ones. However, after a rumor about the end of time travel begins to circulate, Alice agents Yoon Tae Yi (Kim Hee Sun) and Yoo Min Hyuk (Kwak Si Yang) are sent to 1992 to find The Book of Prophecy. When they arrive, Tae Yi learns that she’s pregnant with Min Hyuk’s child, and she decides to keep the baby despite potential health risks, remaining in 1992 and adopting the name Park Sun Young. Unfortunately, Sun Young is later murdered, and in 2020, her son Park Jin Gyeom (Joo Won) seeks out her killer. But during his search, he happens to meet a genius physicist named Tae Yi – who looks just like his mother.

Alice

Timeless Love

KBS02

Han Woo Joo (Jung So Min) is a rising musical actress, but regularly struggles with intense anger that affects her career. She confides in psychiatrist Ji Young Won (Park Ye Jin), but refuses to discuss her childhood, making it difficult to treat her. However, after Woo Joo is “arrested” during an awards show by a mentally ill man who believes he’s a policeman, her public image takes a huge hit. Young Won asks psychiatrist Lee Si Joon (Shin Ha Kyun) to take Woo Joo on as a patient, hoping that his empathetic yet unusual approach to treatment might reach Woo Joo where traditional approaches failed. Si Joon asks Woo Joo if she can use her acting abilities to help his patients in an unconventional form of therapy – and treat her at the same time. Will this unorthodox approach prove successful, or is Si Joon attempting to do too much?

Fix You

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Oksusu

After an electric shock, top celebrity Park Seo Hoon (Lee Hong Ki) gains the extraordinary ability to hear the inner thoughts of struggling script writer Yoon Eun Seo (Jung Hye Sung). As he delves into her deepest emotions and hidden desires, Seo Hoon finds himself falling deeply in love with her. However, when his mind-reading power suddenly disappears, he must rely on his genuine feelings and charm to win Eun Seo's heart. This is a 2019 South Korean romantic comedy directed by Kim Jeong Kwon.

I Hate You Juliet

Juliet, Where's Your Romeo?

Jo Suk Moo (Cha Tae Hyun) is at a difficult point in his three-year marriage to Kang Hwi Roo (Bae Doona). After deciding to pursue music in university and failing to find a career in the field, he ended up working at a security services company, where he met Hwi Roo. However, Suk Moo’s stubborn, solitary personality conflicts with Hwi Roo’s easygoing, positive attitude, resulting in constant fights that eventually lead to them considering divorce. Coincidentally, he runs into Jin Yoo Young (Lee El), his first love, who’s married to another man, playboy Son Jang Hyun (Son Suk Ku) – but Jang Hyun’s hiding a huge secret from Yoo Young about their marriage. This drama is an adaptation of the 2013 Japanese drama “Saikou no Rikon.”

Matrimonial Chaos

At a sinister secret hospital, Doctor Baek (Jo Min Soo) and Choi (Park Hee Soon) conduct horrific experiments on children. When their operation goes awry, one young girl escapes and is taken in by a compassionate couple. A decade later, Ja Yoon (Kim Da Mi) has grown into a young woman with extraordinary telekinetic powers, with no memory of her past. Struggling to help her adoptive parents through financial hardship, she enters a reality TV contest in Seoul, planning to use her abilities to win the prize money. During her journey, she encounters a mysterious man (Choi Woo Shik) who claims to know her, while shadowy figures from her past emerge, determined to recapture her. This is a 2018 South Korean supernatural thriller directed by Park Hoon Jung.

The Witch: Subversion

Wicked Witchery Team

There have been many court-related dramas, but there have never been any dramas based on the court itself. There have been many characters who took the roles of judges, prosecutors, and lawyers. However, rarely were their lives at the court depicted in detail. This drama focuses on the true nature of the court and the cutthroat competition among the judges as well as the conflicts, joy, sorrow, desires, and failures that they experience. Lee Jung Joo, also known as Judge Knucklehead, is a young judge who has lost both of her parents and whose older brother is incarcerated for the rape and murder of an underage girl. Sah Eui Hyun is a judge who strives to be fair, wise, and passionate in his field. Do Han Joon is a prosecutor who is also known as the Knucklehead Prosecutor. He is determined to sit his own father in court no matter what it takes.

Judge vs. Judge

Cha Ji Won (Lee Jin Wook), a Navy SEAL officer, seeks revenge for his father's murder after being framed as an outlaw in Thailand. His childhood friend Min Sun Jae (Kim Kang Woo), who harbors resentment towards Ji Won, becomes involved in a plot that leads to Ji Won's father's death. With help from Korean ex-patriots Kaya (Moon Chae Won), Ko Sung Min (Lee Won Jong), and Kim Ji Ryoong (Kim Tae Woo), Ji Won navigates dangerous territory to uncover the truth and clear his name. Complicated by past relationships, including his fiancée Yoon Ma Ri (Yoo In Young) and his sister Cha Ji Soo (Im Se Mi), Ji Won must overcome numerous obstacles to find his father's real killer. This is a 2016 South Korean drama series directed by Han Hee, based on a comic by Hwang Mi Na and inspired by "The Count of Monte Cristo."

Goodbye Mr. Black

BLACK Is Back Team

Seo Jin Tak

As a child, Park Hoon (Lee Jong Suk) and his surgeon father were spirited away to North Korea to perform a top-secret procedure. However, upon the surgery’s completion, the two were barred from returning home due to political machinations at Myungwoo University Hospital, where Park Hoon’s father worked. Under his father’s guidance, Park Hoon himself becomes a talented surgeon and secretly dreams of fleeing to the South with his lover Song Jae Hee (Jin Se Yeon). Park Hoon and Jae Hee manage to escape, but end up separated – until Park Hoon meets Dr. Han Seung Hee (also played by Jin Se Yeon), who looks just like Jae Hee, at his new workplace, but she denies knowing him. As Park Hoon follows in his father’s footsteps at Myungwoo University Hospital, he must navigate rigid hierarchies, personal mysteries, and a decade-long plan for revenge while also saving patients’ lives.

Doctor Stranger

The Doctors Without Borders

After a near-death accident, Tae Gong Sil (Kong Hyo Jin) has been plagued by the ability to see ghosts, which constantly torments her. Her only refuge seems to be Jo Joong Won (So Ji Sub), a cold, arrogant, and materialistic CEO of a large shopping mall, whose touch somehow makes the ghosts disappear. Driven by her desperation, Gong Sil clings to Joong Won, who reluctantly agrees to hire her as his secretary in exchange for her help communicating with the spirit of his deceased girlfriend. As they navigate the supernatural world together, solving ghostly mysteries and helping restless spirits, their unusual partnership slowly evolves. Joong Won, initially annoyed by her presence, begins to open his heart to the strange woman, while Gong Sil finds not just protection but also an unexpected connection with the man who brings light back into her life.

Master's Sun

I See Dead People Team 

Seo Yeong (Lee Bo Young) is a brilliant, ambitious woman burdened by a difficult relationship with her kind-hearted but irresponsible father, Sam Jae (Chun Ho Jin). Ashamed of his failures, she secretly cuts ties with him, even lying about his death to her wealthy in-laws after marrying Kang Woo Jae (Lee Sang Yun). As she strives to maintain her perfect facade, Seo Yeong struggles with the guilt of her deception and the longing for a true family connection. Her carefully constructed world begins to unravel when fate brings her father back into her life, forcing her to confront her past and the true meaning of filial piety.

Seo Yeong, My Daughter

Kim Woo Hyun (So Ji Sub), the only son of a high-ranking police officer, breezed his way through the police academy and graduated with top honors. After being assigned to the cyber investigation department, Woo Hyun finds himself entangled in a hunt for a hacker named Hades. When Woo Hyun finally tracks Hades down to a physical location after suspicions that Hades was involved in a murder, he’s shocked to find that Hades is actually his old roommate from the police academy, Ki Young (also played by So Ji Sub), but Ki Young swears that he’s innocent. Woo Hyun and Hades face off in an abandoned factory – but an explosion leaves one of them dead, and the other assumes the identity of “Woo Hyun.” Alongside fellow detective Kang Mi (Lee Yeon Hee), “Woo Hyun” must discover the truth in order to ensure justice is appropriately served.

Ghost

The Cyberghosts Team

Go Eun Sung (Han Hyo Joo) is a kind-hearted and optimistic young woman whose life takes a drastic turn after her wealthy father suddenly dies. Her cruel stepmother, Baek Sung Hee (Kim Mi Sook), seizes all her assets, leaving Eun Sung and her autistic younger brother, Eun Woo (Yeon Jun Suk), penniless and homeless, and Eun Woo goes missing soon after. In a twist of fate, Eun Sung saves elderly ailing CEO Jang Sook Ja (Ban Hyo Jung), who is disgusted by her own spoiled grandchildren, particularly the arrogant and cold-hearted Sunwoo Hwan (Lee Seung Gi). Impressed by Eun Sung's compassion and resilience, the CEO decides to bypass her own family and names Eun Sung as her sole heir. As Eun Sung searches for her brother and navigates the challenges of her new life, she must prove her worth, uncover her stepmother's deceit, and find love amidst adversity.

Shining Inheritance

Shining team

Yoo Jin (Jo Yoon Hee), an art student, lives with her mother Jeong Im (Kim Chung), who divorced her husband years ago. When Yoo Jin encourages her mother to start dating again, she buys her a provocative birthday gift. Unexpectedly, Jeong Im reunites with her first love Seung Rok (Jung Seung Ho) from two decades ago. Yoo Jin supports their potential relationship, despite her boyfriend Byeong Seok's (Kim Dong Wook) unease about their connection. Byeong Seok appears to know a disturbing secret that could potentially disrupt the budding romance between Jeong Im and Seung Rok, and threatens to take drastic action. As tensions rise, the four characters must confront a mysterious past that could unravel their hopes for love and happiness. This is a 2007 South Korean movie directed by Kim Tae Hee.

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