Son Sukku is a South Korean actor. Born on February 7, 1983, he made his acting debut in a minor role in the 2014 film “Scarlet Innocence.” He has since appeared in the television dramas “Sense8” (2017) and “Mother” (2018).

Son Suk Ku

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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!

Dong Wook

When reporter Im Sang Jin (Son Suk Ku) publishes a piece on the tyranny of a giant corporation, his work is denounced online as being fake, and he's suspended from work. He is mysteriously approached by an informant who alleges that there's a secret company dedicated to systematic online manipulation through fake news and ads — a troll factory. When Sang Jin publishes a story about this business, though, his informant disappears. Caught in a precarious position, does Sang Jin have what it takes to take down an enigmatic troll factory? Based on the novel “The Comments Army” by Chang Kang Myoung, this 2024 South Korean crime drama film was directed by Ahn Gooc Jin.

Troll Factory

Im Sang Jin

Detective Ma Seok Do (Ma Dong Seok) and Captain Jeon Il Man (Choi Gwi Hwa) travel to Vietnam on what seems like an easy assignment to repatriate a criminal. Their mission quickly turns dangerous when Kang Hae Sang (Son Seok Gu), a brutal expat, begins murdering South Korean tourists. As panic spreads, Ma Seok Do and Jeon Il Man pursue the cunning killer through Vietnam, facing challenges with their unconventional policing methods. Determined to stop the murders and capture Kang Hae Sang, the detectives must navigate cultural differences and a dangerous game of cat and mouse.

The Roundup

The Geumcheon Detectives

Kang Hae Sang

KBS02

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

Lee Jang Hyun

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