Hani, born Ahn Hee Yeon, is a South Korean singer and actress. She was born on May 1, 1992 in Seoul, South Korea and made her debut in the entertainment world in 2012, as a member of the K-Pop girl group, EXID. Appearing in numerous variety shows over the years, she made her official acting debut in 2015. Since then, she has continued to appear in various variety shows, films, and television dramas, including “The Boss is Watching” (2016), “The Master Key” (2017), and “XX” (2020).

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Considered by many to be a warm, friendly, considerate person, Son Hee Jae (Hani) is surrounded by people who claim to know and love her. While having friends is always nice, the problem for Hee Jae is that she isn’t really sure if she really knows or understands herself. Which is why, when she suddenly finds herself in charge of a love and romance podcast, Hee Jae feels more than a little lost.

Having never really experienced an intimate relationship before, Hee Jae isn’t the most qualified person to be hosting a romance podcast, but with no one else able to run it, she really doesn’t have a choice. Suddenly thrust into a world she doesn’t understand, Hee Jae finds herself opening up to new ideas and starts to seek out new experiences. While Hee Jae begins to explore the world of romantic love, her best friend, Mi Na (Woohee) finds herself trapped in a loveless relationship and desperately wants things to change.

Pooling their lifetime of experiences and newfound knowledge, Mi Na and Hee Jae decide it’s time to both make a major life change by opening a sex counseling service together. Working to help others find personal satisfaction, will these two best friends find the satisfaction they both so desperately crave?

Sultry and seductive, “Hit the Spot” is a 2022 South Korean romance drama directed by Yoon Ra Young.

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Me(a)rry Queer is Korea\u2019s first reality show about the romance of people who came out. It shows the love stories of a gay couple, a transgender couple, and a lesbian couple. You can watch how openly they go out and what they think about marriage. A gay couple is Bo Sung and Min Jun. A lesbian couple is Seung Eun and Ka Ram. And a transgender couple is Min Ju and Ji Hae. With this show, they share their stories about what worries and thoughts they had before coming out, and they also deliver their stories to the ones who are still not open to them. Look forward to the love stories of gender-diverse people.

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At thirty-one years old, Do Yong Shik (Yoon Shi Yoon) isn’t exactly at the top of his game. Despite having spent years studying for his civil service exam, he has yet to actually pass. Though convinced that this next time will be different, the fact remains that his years of studying have taken a toll not only on his mental health, but on his physical health as well. Too wrapped up in his studying to care much about anything else, Yong Shik has let himself go in more ways than one. Now sporting a rotund paunch and a severely decreased sex drive, Yong Shik is forced to admit that the time has come for him to seek professional help.&nbsp;

Swallowing his pride, Yong Shik schedules an appointment with a urologist but is absolutely mortified when he walks into the office and finds his first love, Lee Ru Da (Hani) waiting for him. A talented doctor with a promising career ahead of her, Ru Da is clearly living the good life. Her only downfall is her annoyingly overconfident boyfriend, Do Ji Hyuk (Park Ki Woong), who spends his days droning on and on about his own awesomeness. Desperate to bring Ji Hyuk down a peg or two, Ru Da has spent a lot of time bragging about her amazing first love. But when she finds him sitting in her clinic office, she’s shocked to see just how much he’s changed.&nbsp;

Embarrassed to have boasted so much about a man who is nothing like he used to be, Ru Da does the only thing she can think of to save face. Taking Yong Shik under her wing, she sets out on a seemingly impossible mission to help him raise his self-esteem. Will even her best efforts be enough to bring about such radical change?

A story of first loves and second chances, “You Raise Me Up” is a 2021 romantic comedy drama directed by Kim Jang Han.

You Raise Me Up

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Living with her younger sister, Se Jin (Lee Yoo Mi) doesn’t live a typical teenage life. Bullied at school for her self-destructive social media posts, Se Jin might have been bothered by the negative attention of her classmates, but in all honesty, it didn’t phase her in the least. In fact, nothing in life seems to bother her at all, not even the unexpected discovery that she’s pregnant.

Fed up with the hassle of school and really, life in general, Se Jin decides to run away, leaving her little sister to fend for herself. Wandering the streets of Seoul, it doesn’t take long for Se Jin to meet fellow runaway, Joo Young (Hani). Immediately hitting it off, the two girls soon meet up with another pair of runaways who end up supporting each other through a series of unexpected and often brutal hardships.

Tackling the dangers of life on the streets together, the four friends come to find that survival is anything but easy. Often bordering on the brink of desperation, will Se Jin ever find what it is she’s truly searching for?

A thought provoking narrative rife with complex emotions, “Young Adult Matters” is a gritty 2020 youth drama film directed by Lee Hwan.

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Seo Ji Won (Jung In Sun) is a budding web-based cartoon author who decides to devote her undivided attention to her craft – forsaking love in favor of her career.

And her decision pays off. By the time she is 25, she is a published author. Now, aged 30, she has become a well-recognized writer with scores of devoted readers.

But turning her back on romance turns out to be harder than she first thought when Lee Seung Yoo (Kang Min Hyuk), her first love from her middle school days, returns to the scene to turn her world upside down.

And things get more complicated when the film director Cha Do Hoon (Song Jae Rim) – who has been charged with adapting Seo Ji Won’s web-based series for the screen – confides in her and appears keen to strike up a close friendship.

Meanwhile, Seo Ji Won’s best friend, a one-time TV anchor named Lee Ran Joo (Hani) is having a hard time adjusting to “normal” office life in her new career.

“How to Be Thirty” is a 2021 South Korean drama series that was directed by Oh Ki Hwan.

How To Be Thirty

Na Na is the head bartender of a speakeasy bar, "XX," and she's famous for her chic looks and natural talking manner that never cross lines. She practically owns the bar because she has control of everything, including the interior, menu, and developing the signature cocktail of bar XX. Her goal was to save up the money and take over XX, but the owner suddenly sells the bar, and a new owner appears in front of her. The new owner is Lee Roo Mi, who used to be Na Na's best friend and betrayed Na Na. And their ill-fated relationship begins.

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