Sim Hee Sub is a South Korean actor. He was born on February 26, 1986 and made his acting debut in 2013. Since then, he has appeared in a number of films and television dramas, including “The Attorney” (2013), “The King of Jokgu” (2014), “The Rebel” (2017), “The Divine Fury” (2019), and “The Snob” (2019).

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War games threaten to turn deadly after political skullduggery by international political extremists threatens to plunge the entire East Asian region into a catastrophic war.

With the United States president Willis Chatman Smoot (Angus Macfadyen) insistent that the South Korean president Han Kyeong Jae (Jung Woo Sung) agrees to let his country’s military take part in military exercises, the latter finds himself in a quandary, with Chinese officials warning him to refrain.

But at a summit with North Korean leader Jo Seon Sa (Yoo Yeon Seok), the three political leaders are taken captive while the head of the North Korean military attempts to seize power in a coup.

The three men find themselves kidnapped and aboard a North Korean nuclear submarine. Political chaos threatens to break loose – and the East Asian nations, as well as the United States, find themselves edging toward the brink of nuclear war.

Can the leaders escape – and foil the plans of the warmongers threatening to engulf the world in a devastating nuclear conflict?

“Steel Rain 2” is a 2020 South Korean movie that was directed by Yang Woo Suk.

Steel Rain 2

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Not the world’s most honest painter, Sun Woo Jung (Yoo Da In) is an artist who finds her greatest source of artistic inspiration comes not from within, but more from the work of her fellow artists. Inspired by other artists’ work, Woo Jung has made it her life’s work to copy the work of others and sell it under her own name. Though she is constantly being sued by the original artists, Woo Jung insists that she is merely borrowing their art, not stealing it.&nbsp;

Despite her unethical work, Seo Jin Ho (Song Jae Rim), the head curator of an art museum approaches her with an offer to display her work at a special exhibition. Thrilled to have her work noticed, she accepts Jin Ho’s offer, but her enthusiasm doesn’t stop there. Determined to seal the deal, Woo Jung quickly moves her meetings with Jin Ho from the conference room to the bedroom. Carrying on an affair with Jin Ho behind her boyfriend, Kim Hyung Joong’s (Sim Hee Sup) back, Woo Jung and Jin Ho agree to keep their relationship secret. Little does Woo Jung know, her boyfriend and her old school friend, Tak So Young (Ok Ja Yeon), have a few secrets of their own.

Caught in a tangled web of lies and deceit, both Woo Jung’s life and work slowly begin to fall apart. Will she be able to put the crumbling pieces of her life back together or will her life of deception cause everything to come crashing down around her?

A dramatic story of lies and deception, “The Snob” is a 2019 drama film directed by Shin A Ga and Lee Sang Cheol.

The Snob

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Losing both of his parents at a young age, Yong Hoo (Park Seo Joon), has spent his entire life resenting God for his unwillingness to save the people he loved most in this world. Growing up without faith or a family, Yong Hoo has dedicated himself to one thing, and one thing only: becoming the best MMA fighter in the world.

Twenty years later, Yong Hoo has become just that. After an intense fight in the States, Yong Hoo makes his way back home, using the long flight back to Korea as a chance to get some much needed rest. But his sleep is anything but peaceful. Waking up from one hellish nightmare, Yong Hoo finds he now bears an unusual affliction: a stigmata. With wounds on his hands which only get worse as time passes, and a never ending string of horrific nightmares, Yong Hoo soon finds himself in a place of utter desperation. Not knowing what else to do, Yong Hoo seeks the advice of doctors and shamans, but to no avail. With very few options before him, Yong Hoo turns to the one place he has spent his entire life avoiding: the church.&nbsp;

Seeking the help of Father Ahn (Ahn Sung Ki), Yong Hoo quickly learns that his afflictions are not of the world. Suddenly forced to accept the fact that the world is full of unspeakable horrors, Yong Hoo has very few options before him. As evil begins to close in around them, Yong Hoo and Father Ahn team up to wage war against the demons who seek to destroy all that is good in the world.&nbsp;

A thrilling supernatural battle of good versus evil, “The Divine Fury” is a 2019 action horror film directed by Kim Joo Hwan.

The Divine Fury

When do you know when a relationship is right? When the love develops in an unexpected way or when it comes after you demanding attention?


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Lee Hyeon Su (Seo Hyun Jin) has been toiling away as an assistant writer for 10 years and aspires to be a successful screenwriter in her own right. Using the online handle “Jane,” Hyeon Su befriends Oh Jeong Seon (Yang Se Jong), who goes by the username “Kind Soup” and is a French chef. When the two happen to meet in person, they fall for each other. But Hyeon Su prefers to focus on her career instead.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;


Their relationship is complicated by Park Jeong Wu (Kim Jae Wook), Jeong Seon’s business partner, who develops an interest in Hyeon Su and won’t take no for an answer. Hyeon Su’s friend, fellow screenwriter Ji Jong Ah (Jo Bo Ah), falls for Jeong Seon and is used to getting what she wants in life. Can Hyeon Su and Jeong Seon make their relationship work or will they choose their careers over their personal happiness?


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“Degree of Love” is a 2017 South Korean drama series directed by Nam Gun. It is based on the novel Kind Soup Never Picks Up the Phone by Ha Myeong Hi.

Degree of Love

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In the fall of 1500, there was a report by a junior officer of the Ministry of Justice that Hong Gil Dong got arrested. The king of the time was Yeonsangun, the tenth ruler of the Joseon Dynasty and the first king to be deposed in the coup. Although Hong Gil Dong is widely believed to be a fictional character, there are so many traces of him found throughout history, and he actually lived in the era of the Yeonsangun era. One hundred years after the foundation of Joseon, those who were not chosen by the state started to get angry. With Gil Dong, they give a big and nice blow to those who suppressed them!

The Rebel

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Majoring in food and nutrition, Hong Man Sub (Ahn Jae Hong) is about as average as any twenty-four year old college student can be. Competent in his studies, he has no problems when it comes to his education but when it comes to girls… Well, that’s an entirely different story.

Never completely comfortable around women, Man Sub has never dated but after meeting An Na (Hwang Seung Eon), he hopes that’s a fact that will soon change. Falling head-over-heels for the most popular girl on campus, Man Sub is convinced An Na will never even notice him, let alone fall for him. But the differences she is able to see in him lead her to take an unexpected interest. It doesn’t take long for everyone in school to be talking about An Na and Man Sub and the green-eyed monster of jealousy soon rears its ugly head.

A former Korean National Soccer player, and one of the most popular guys in school, Kang Min (Jung Woo Shik) has more than a little crush on An Na. Jealous of her relationship with Man Sub, he challenges Man Sub to a game of jokgu, certain he’ll win. But when Man Sub comes out the winner, his status on campus becomes that of a legendary hero. Determined to have his revenge, Kang Min and Man Sub soon face off again, in a school-wide jokgu competition and only the winner will be crowned king.

A surprise hit centered around the soccer-volleyball hybrid sport of jokgu, “The King of Jokgu” is an independent sports comedy film directed by Woo Moon Gi.

The King of Jokgu

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In 1978, Song Woo Seok (Song Kang Ho) was tired of dragging himself through his daily routine. Desperate for a change, he left his position as a regional judge and moved to Busan to set up his own private law firm. Ridiculed by other lawyers for having passed his bar exams without any sort of higher education, Woo Seok brushes off the sneers of his peers and dedicates himself solely to his practice. Willing to take on the cases no one else wants to touch, Woo Seok finds a comfortable niche and quickly rises to the top.

Three years later, Woo Seok has made quite a name for himself as a highly successful lawyer. But the smooth sailing of his happy life is soon disrupted by the storms of civil unrest swirling around him. Trying to keep his distance from the turmoil around him, Woo Seok soon finds himself drawn in when an acquaintance of his, Choi Soon Ae (Kim Young Ae), tells him that her son, Park Jin Woo (Im Siwan), has gone missing. Assuring Soon Ae that he’ll look into the matter, Woo Seok is appalled when he finds Jin Woo and his friends have been imprisoned and tortured under charges of sedition.

Determined to stand up for the rights of the oppressed, Woo Seok takes on Jin Woo’s case, but defending him against a repressive government won’t be easy. As Woo Seok takes up the mantle to fight for justice he begins to wonder, can any one man really change the world?

Inspired by real-life events, “The Attorney” is a 2013 courtroom drama film directed by Yang Woo Suk.

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