Shin Jae Ha is a South Korean actor. Born on April 2, 1993, he made his acting debut in the 2014 film “Set Me Free” and then gained attention for his role in the hit 2014 television drama “Pinocchio.” He has since appeared in the popular dramas “Sassy Go Go” (2015), “Remember” (2015-2016), “Page Turner” (2016), “Traces of the Hand” (2017) and "While You Were Sleeping" (2017).

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As a driver for Rainbow Taxi, Kim Do Gi (Lee Je Hoon) is part of a unique team offering discreet revenge-for-hire services to select clients. When a desperate father approaches him, searching for his son, Do Gi heads to Vietnam, determined to bring the boy home. The mission quickly escalates in danger, prompting Do Gi to enlist the help of newcomer On Ha Joon (Shin Jae Ha) and the rest of his veteran team. Together, they race against time to find the boy before it's too late. Based on the webtoon “The Deluxe Taxi (Red Cage)” by Carlos and Lee Jae Jin.

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The seemingly perfect lives of Sungwoon Department Store's VIP management team unravel when Na Jung Sun (Jang Na Ra), a dedicated team leader, receives an anonymous text informing her that her seemingly-devoted husband and fellow team leader Park Sung Joon (Lee Sang Yoon) is having an affair with an employee on Jung Sun’s team. As Jung Sun investigates, a web of secrets, betrayals, and hidden desires within the elite VIP world comes to light. Each team member becomes a suspect, as the luxurious facade crumbles, exposing the dark truths beneath the surface of their professional and personal lives. Who is the other woman, and how far will Jung Sun go to uncover the truth?

Despite having the power to see the future, field reporter Nam Hong Joo (Suzy) is often powerless to stop those events from happening. Having recently acquired the ability to foresee future events, prosecutor Jung Jae Chan (Lee Jong Suk) manages to save the life of police officer Han Woo Tak (Jung Hae In), whose death would have been used to frame Hong Joo. By surviving the attempt on his life, Woo Tak also gains the ability to see the future. Realizing their lives are somehow intertwined, Hong Joo, Jae Chan, and Woo Tak agree to work together to solve the mystery surrounding their unusual abilities and find ways to protect those they love most. This 2017 South Korean drama series was directed by Oh Choong Hwan.

While You Were Sleeping

The Dream Team ✨

Go Ho (Kwon Yu Ri), a typical office worker, begins writing a provocative rating column for a magazine that unexpectedly becomes popular after she critically reviews her bad-tempered mentor, Tae Ho (Kim Young Kwang). Complicating matters, her ex-boyfriend Ji Hoon (Lee Ji Hoon) suddenly becomes her boss, creating tension between him and Tae Ho, who harbors secret feelings for Go Ho. As Tae Ho and Ji Hoon compete for her attention, Go Ho must navigate their rivalry and decide her romantic future.

Gogh, The Starry Night

Jung Hye In (Kim A Joong), one of Korea’s top actresses, is preparing to retire from the industry to focus on her family. However, on the day she’s set to announce the news, her son is kidnapped – and the kidnapper demands that she hosts a live reality show, during which she will have to carry out various missions if she wants to save her son. Desperate to ensure her son’s safe return, Hye In agrees, but manages to secure help from the show’s producer Shin Dong Wook (Uhm Tae Woong) and detective Cha Seung In (Ji Hyun Woo) to piece together clues that might help find her son. As the show progresses, Hye In realizes that there might be a deeper conspiracy at play that goes beyond the kidnapping, forcing her into increasingly difficult situations as she tries to solve multiple mysteries.

Wanted

The Wanted

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High school student Yoon Yoo Seul (Kim So Hyun) is a talented pianist who’s won numerous awards. However, she secretly despises the piano, as she only started playing because her mother forced her to. She’s often in conflict with Seo Jin Mok (Shin Jae Ha), who hates that he can’t play better than Yoo Seul, despite his best efforts. When an accident causes Yoo Seul to lose her vision, she grows despondent in the hospital and attempts to commit suicide. Luckily, she’s saved by Jung Cha Shik (Ji Soo), a student athlete who had to quit his sport after a serious injury. Cha Shik develops an interest in playing piano and offers to serve as Yoo Seul’s guide to be admitted into the same arts school as her. Will these three teens manage to follow their dreams, even if they weren’t what they originally planned?

Page Turner

The Page Turners

Seo Jin Mok

Seo Jin Woo (Yoo Seung Ho) has hyperthymesia, allowing him to remember nearly everything in his life with perfect detail. When his father, who suffers from Alzheimer's, is falsely accused of murder, he utilizes his photographic memory to become a lawyer despite dropping out of high school. But in a cruel twist of fate, Jin Woo begins to develop early-onset Alzheimer’s, causing his once-perfect memory to fade. As he races against time, Jin Woo fights against a powerful, corrupt conglomerate and their ruthless lawyer, Nam Gyu Man (Namkoong Min), who’s deeply embedded in the original cover-up. Jin Woo partners with prosecutor Lee In Ah (Park Min Young), one of the few people who believes in his father’s innocence, as he hopes to clear his father’s name before he loses his own memory.

Remember

The Unforgettable Team

At the prestigious Sevit High School, students are encouraged to do whatever it takes to make it to the top, even if it means climbing over their classmates. Yeon Doo (Jung Eun Ji), one of the lowest-performing students, is the leader of the school’s street dance team “Real King,” along with other similarly-situated outcast classmates. However, when Real King is forced to merge with “Baek Ho,” a dance club consisting of the school’s top performers and headed by top student Kim Yeol (Lee Won Geun), Yeon Doo and Kim Yeol must put aside their differences to successfully put on cheerleading performances for the school. As they spend more time together, the students learn that despite their differences, they have more in common than they thought, growing closer than they ever expected to.

Cheer Up!

The Sassy Team 

A serial killer is on the loose, preying on women who share a similar appearance. Top detective Cha Ji An (Jang Na Ra) is dispatched to the case, but as she and her team investigate the latest crime scene, her childhood friend Lee Hyun (Seo In Guk), a criminal profiler, joins them. He received an anonymous email that he believes to be from the serial killer, containing clues that Lee Hyun believes may be linked to an escaped criminal “monster” from his childhood who killed his father and was responsible for the disappearance of his younger brother. Ji An is cautiously optimistic to see Lee Hyun again, as she had a crush on him when they were kids, but he doesn’t seem to remember her at all. Can they join forces to crack the case – and discover the truth about the dark secrets that still haunt Lee Hyun? This 2015 South Korean drama series was directed by No Sang Hun and Kim Jin Won.

Remember You

The Profilers

Park Dae Yung

Seventeen-year-old Yeong Jae (Choi Woo Shik) has spent much of his childhood at the "Isaac's House" children's home due to his irresponsible father's inability to care for him, but he's nearly too old to remain living there. Knowing that living with his father would only ruin his life, Yeong Jae decides to tell the group home director that he'll become a priest and devote himself to God despite his personal lack of faith, which would allow him to stay at Isaac's House. This choice alienates Yeong Jae from his friend Beom Tae (Shin Jae Ha), who disapproves of his lie, but finds himself in a similar position due to his age. To make matters worse, Yeong Jae's father stops by – only to drop off Yeong Jae's younger brother Min Jae (Jang Yoo Sang) to live at Isaac's House, too. This movie was based on the director's personal life story.

Set Me Free

Beom Tae

As a child, Ki Ha Myung’s (Lee Jong Suk) life was torn apart by the media: his firefighter father was accused of killing his team members, and his devastated mother jumped off a cliff, trying to take Ha Myung with her. However, Ha Myung survived, rescued by an old man with memory loss who renamed him after his own deceased son. Now named Choi Dal Po, he grew up with his “niece” Choi In Ha (Park Shin Hye), a girl the same age as him who suffers from "Pinocchio Syndrome," which causes her to hiccup uncontrollably whenever she tells a lie. As adults, they end up hired as reporters for rival news stations, navigating the cutthroat world of broadcast news, and encountering ethical dilemmas and the tragic consequences of biased reporting while also working through their burgeoning feelings for each other and the dark secrets of their pasts.

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