Geum Sae Rok is a South Korean actress. She was born on September 6, 1992 and made her debut in the entertainment world in 2015. Since debut, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Assassination” (2015), “Marry Me Now” (2018), “The Fiery Priest” (2019), and “Mr. Temporary”.

Geum Sae Rok

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Hee Tae becomes the pride of Gwangju when he enters Seoul National University College of Medicine with top marks. His best friend Kyung Soo, an avid pro-democracy activist, insists they open an illegal clinic for students on the run from the government. One day, a factory worker is injured during a protest. In exchange for the costs of discreetly transporting himself and the factory worker to his hometown, Hee Tae must go to a meeting with a potential marriage partner arranged by his father. At this meeting, Hee Tae meets Myeong Hee, a nurse persevering through the hardships of life. She only agrees to go to this meeting in lieu of her friend Soo Ryeon, because she needs to come up with the airfare to go study in Germany. However, Myeong Hee and Hee Tae end up falling in love. In May of 1980, amidst the heated passion and cries for democracy that reverberate throughout Gwangju, Hee Tae and Myeong Hee find themselves in a twist of fate.

Youth of May

Little General Team

It is the 15th century. In the kingdom of Joseon, the vast majority of the population is illiterate, and the few people who do know how to read and write must make use of Chinese characters – a writing technique that is notoriously difficult to master.
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The aging King Sejong the Great (Song Kang Ho), dreams of sparking an intellectual revolution in his country. His plan is to develop a script so straightforward and easy to read that even peasants could learn to read it.

Spurred on by the quick-witted Queen Sohun (Jeon Mi Sun), Sejong embarks on an ambitious quest to realize his dream – and help his country move out of China’s shadow, with a move he says “would take China 1,000 years to achieve.”
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But Sejong is dismayed to find that his royal court and noble advisors are short of ideas on how best to create the script.
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In his desperation, he turns to a group of low-born Buddhist monks led by Shin Mi (Park Hae Il) for help. Shin Mi and his monastic brothers guard the secrets of the Tripitaka Koreana, a massive library of 81,258 wooden printing blocks produced in the 13th century.
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Shin Mi’s calligraphy and language skills are second to none, while the king’s drive to complete the project is unswerving. But many obstacles stand between them and what seems at times like an impossible dream.
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Can King Sejong and his unlikely cohort of pious linguists help create a script that will ultimately become Hangeul, the modern Korean alphabet?
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The movie was based on real-life events, and all three of its main characters were historical figures from Korea’s past.
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“The King’s Letters” is a 2019 South Korean movie directed by Cho Chul Hyun.

The King's Letters

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A highly successful lawyer, Ki Moo Hyeok (Yoon Kyun Sang) has more interest in making money and winning his next case, than he does anything else. At the top of his game, he had everything he could possibly want and more. But that all changed the day he decided to take on a murder case at a local high school.

Dealing with such sensitive matters, Moo Hyeok’s reputation plummets. Desperate to save both his reputation and his career, there’s only one thing he can do: go undercover to reveal the truth. 

Posing as a temporary teacher at the high school in which the murder took place, Moo Hyeok begins to realize there’s more going on at this school than anyone could possibly imagine. Recognizing that both criminals and victims come in many forms, Moo Hyeok teams up with his fellow teacher, Ha So Hyun (Geum Sae Rok), to protect the innocent while seeing that criminals, of every age, are brought to justice.

“Mr. Temporary” is a 2019 Korean drama directed by Seong Yong Il.

Mr. Temporary

Kim Hae Il is one extraordinary priest. He's out to serve justice on earth while he carries his devotion to Holy Order. The peace in his life is swayed by the sinful death of Father Lee, someone who treated Hae Il very much like his own child. Out of his devotion to the holy church and his drive to serve justice, he goes on a journey to fight with his fists to make sure the man who put his favorite priest to death shall get the earthly punishment he truly deserves behind bars.

The Fiery Priest

\"And so they married each other and lived happily ever after with their children!\" It is a typical happy ending of all fairytales. But things change as time passes, and the standard happy families are disappearing. Living only as a mother or father of someone is no longer taken for granted. New forms of families are created, and all families are bound to waver. Should one live as a woman or a mother? Should one choose to live a father's life? There is no correct answer. Do as you please. Whatever you choose, we will applaud your beautiful life.

Marry Me Now

Can a group of Korean resistance fighters carry out an assassination before enemy forces hunt them down?

Yeom Sek Jin (Lee Jung Jae) is a Korean resistance fighter during the 1930s Japanese occupation of Korea. He plans out the assassination of a Japanese commander and hires Ahn Ok Yoon (Jun Ji Hyun), a skilled sniper. Ok Yoon takes on the mission, along with her comrades Soksapo (Jo Jin Woong) and Hwang Duk Sam (Choi Duk Moon), to fight for Korean independence.

The Japanese send government sends contract killers Hawaii Pistol (Ha Jung Woo) and his partner Buddy (Oh Dal Soo) after Ok Yoon and her men. But can Ok Yoon carry out her mission when there is a traitor among them?

“Assassination” is a 2015 South Korean film co-written and directed by Choi Dong Hoon.

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