Lee Re

Ra Mi Ran And Lee Re Stand Opposite Each Other With Conflicting Beliefs About Wishes In New Fantasy Film

Ra Mi Ran Grants Wishes While Lee Re Tempts Customers’ Desires In New Fantasy Film

Lee Re Transforms Into A Snack Shop Owner Who Interferes With Fate In New Japanese Novel-Based Fantasy Film

Watch: Ra Mi Ran And Lee Re Clash As Rival Owners Of Wish-Granting Snack Shops In New Fantasy Film

November Actor Brand Reputation Rankings Announced

November Drama Actor Brand Reputation Rankings Announced

Han Suk Kyu, Bae Hyeon Seong, And Lee Re Bid Farewell To “Shin’s Project” With Final Remarks

Bae Hyeon Seong, Lee Re, Kim Sung Oh, And Jung Eun Pyo Step In To Back Han Suk Kyu’s Final Showdown In “Shin’s Project”

October Actor Brand Reputation Rankings Announced

Han Suk Kyu Goes Solo To Uncover The Truth Behind His Son’s Death In “Shin’s Project”

High school student In Young (Lee Re) is a talented dancer, dedicated to her craft despite her young age. However, after losing her mother in a car accident, In Young is suddenly faced with new, adult responsibilities – like paying rent. Threatened with eviction, In Young seeks refuge in the dance studio she practices at. When Seol Ah (Jin Seo Yeon), the director of the dance troupe, discovers In Young's living situation, she reluctantly takes In Young in. Throughout it all, they must prepare for the dance company's 60th anniversary celebration, dealing with interpersonal disputes within the dance group and external pressure, but gradually learn to connect with each other on a deeper level.

IT'S OKAY!

In Young

After renowned heart specialist Cha Seung Do's (Park Shin Yang) daughter Cha So Mi (Lee Re) begins exhibiting strange and terrifying symptoms after a heart transplant, he and his wife fear that something has gone horribly wrong. Desperate to save her, they turn to Priest Bahn Hae Sin (Lee Min Ki), who believes So Mi is possessed by a demon and performs an exorcism, but So Mi tragically dies during the ritual. Devastated and in denial, Seung Do refuses to accept her death, convinced that her heart is still beating. Over the three days of So Mi's funeral, Seung Do and Priest Bahn clash over the reality of the situation – but supernatural forces beyond their control lurk just below the surface.

Devils Stay

Cha So Mi

When a zombie outbreak devastates South Korea, the world quarantines the entire peninsula, leaving survivors trapped. Marine Captain Jung Seok (Gang Dong Won) escapes, abandoning Min Jung (Lee Jung Hyun) and her family during the chaos. Four years later, haunted by guilt, Jung Seok and his brother-in-law Chul Min return to zombie-infested Korea on a dangerous mission for Chinese mobsters. Navigating a post-apocalyptic landscape filled with ravenous zombies and a ruthless militia, they discover survival depends on the very people they previously abandoned. Chased and hunted, their slim chances of escape rely on unexpected alliances and redemption. This standalone sequel to "Train to Busan" is a 2020 South Korean zombie action-horror film directed by Yeon Sang Ho.

Peninsula

Formerly known as a legendary detective, Mi Young (Ra Mi Ran) got relegated to desk work after her marriage, much to her frustration. When rookie detective Ji Hye (Lee Sung Kyung) is assigned to the same workplace, the two women get off to a rough start due to Ji Hye's habit of stirring up trouble. However, when the two witness a young woman attempt suicide after the police ignored her crime report, they decide to take a look into her case themselves. To their horror, the woman was a victim of a hidden camera rape, and their male colleagues and superiors are largely indifferent about the case. Mi Young and Ji Hye decide to investigate on their own, but soon find that they've just scratched the surface of a criminal network. Can they help bring justice to the women who've been ignored and pushed aside?

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