Hwang Jung Min is an award-winning South Korean actress. She was born on May 23, 1969 and made her acting debut in 1997. Since then, she has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “All About My Mom” (2015), “Uncontrollably Fond” (2016), “Revolutionary Love” (2017), “I Picked Up a Celebrity on the Street” (2018), and “Kairos” (2020).

Hwang Jung Min (1969)

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When her husband announces he’s taken a job in a small town, Son Ji Eun (Park Ha Sun) is less than thrilled. Unhappy in her life and marriage, Ji Eun finds a job at a local mart to combat the overwhelming boredom. Not long after, she meets Yun Jeong Wu (Lee Sang Yeob), a local biology teacher whose frequent stops at the mart quickly become the highlight of her day. Completely enamored with the handsome teacher, Ji Eun follows her heart directly into Jeong Wu’s arms. But how long can they keep their affair a secret? Kim Jung Min directed this 2019 South Korean romance series.

Love Affairs in the Afternoon

Forbidden Love Team🔥

Oksusu

Lee Yeon Seo (Kim Ga Eun) is at the end of her tether with an inept line manager who blames her for his own mistakes while also failing to ensure she gets paid for her work. During an after-work drinking session, she lashes out at a man she thinks is her manager in the street. The man slumps to the ground, and she fears she has killed him. Even worse, her victim wasn’t her manager after all – but celebrity Kang Joon Hyeok (Sung Hoon). In panic, she drags the “body” home, but it turns out that Joon Hyuk isn’t dead. When he comes to, he thinks he’s been kidnapped. Afraid of the consequences, Yeon Seo tries to prevent him from escaping. Can she clear up the mess before it consumes her and her captive? This 2018 South Korean drama series was directed by Kwon Heok Chan.

I Picked Up a Celebrity On the Street

⛓⚠️ Celebrity Pick Up ⚠️⛓

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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

Successful businessman and CEO Moon Soo Ho (Kim Rae Won) is known for his guarded personality, but he’s secretly a romantic. Coincidentally, he meets travel agent Jung Hae Ra (Shin Sae Kyung), who he grew up with after his parents’ passing, in Slovenia. Unbeknownst to Soo Ho, Hae Ra’s parents also died, turning her life upside-down overnight, but her luck changes after meeting a mysterious fashion designer. While Soo Ho and Hae Ra rekindle their previous affection for each other, something supernatural stands in their way: mysterious, centuries-old witches named Sharon (Seo Ji Hye) and Becky (Jang Mi Hee), who have their own desires for the couple that go beyond their current lifetimes. Can Soo Ho and Hae Ra overcome forces beyond their control in the name of love, or are their fates destined for another ending?

Black Knight

Du Sik (Shin Ha Kyun) owns a private video screening center in Seoul, but his business is on the verge of collapse and he's desperately trying to sell to avoid financial ruin. But he's not the only one in deep financial trouble: his employee Tae Jung (Doh Kyung Soo) is mired in student loan debt. At his lowest point, a shady underworld figure asks Tae Jung to hide a bag of drugs for a few days in exchange for cash. Tae Jung agrees, hiding the bag in Room No. 7. But when the time comes to retrieve the drugs, Tae Jung is horrified to find that Du Sik has sealed the door to protect a horrifying secret of his own. The two men suddenly find themselves locked in a high-stakes battle for control of the room. As tensions boil over, who will prevail?

Room No. 7

Du Sik's Sister

Former teenage sweethearts separated by uncontrollable circumstances, Sin Joon Young (Kim Woo Bin) and No Eul (Suzy) are reunited as adults – when the latter is commissioned to make a documentary about Joon Young. He is now a superstar actor and singer who's dead-set against filming his documentary and gives No Eul a miserable time. Gradually, he relents to the documentary and uses the time to try and win her heart back. Can they rekindle their once-passionate love? This 2016 South Korean drama series was directed by Park Hyun Suk and Cha Young Hoon.

Uncontrollably Fond

The Uncontrollable Lovebirds

For as long as Jin Ae (Eugene) can remember, she’s longed to live independently, especially because her mother San Ok (Go Doo Shim) heavily favors Jin Ae’s brother. When Jin Ae falls in love with her boss’ son Kang Hoon Jae (Lee Sang Woo), she might finally get the chance to move out. However, after Jin Ae and Hoon Jae marry and move in together, Jin Ae is forced to contend with her new mother-in-law – and begins to understand her mother’s experiences for the first time.

All about My Mom

Mom Knows Best Team

After 60 years of living in a poor neighborhood, a woman is finally able to move up in the world. 

Hye Ja (Kim Hye Ja) decides to move to the upscale Cheongdam-dong area of Gangnam, Seoul, and her daughter, Ji Eun (Oh Ji Eun), dreams of living in the midst of luxurious shopping, restaurants and residences for the first time in her life. But what she finds when she actually gets to her mother’s new home is quite the opposite. 

Sandwiched in between all the luxury buildings in Cheongdam-dong is her mother’s new home, a dilapidated building that looks like it might blow over. On the first floor of their new home is a comic book store that Hye Ja will run, and on the second floor is a lodging house that they will live in. 

Can Hye Ja and Ji Eun find the lifestyle they seek when their home sticks out like a sore thumb in such a nice neighborhood? 

“I Live in Cheongdam-dong” is a 2011 South Korean drama series directed by Kim Suk Yoon.

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