Park Joo Hee is a Korean actress born on August 28, 1987. She studied film at Seoul’s Konkuk University, and first rose to prominence when she scooped the Best Actress award at the Busan International Short Film Festival in 2013. In 2018, she appeared in the movies “Omok Girl,” “Illang, The Wolf Brigade,” and “High Society.” She has also featured in a number of recent small-screen dramas, including “The Ghost Detective” (2018) and “Watcher” (2019).

Park Joo Hee

Yoo Bin (Park Sung Hoon), a man eager to settle down, is persuaded by his friend Sang Bum to enjoy one last wild night out. After a night of heavy partying, Yoo Bin wakes up disoriented and confused. A mysterious phone call changes everything when he is presented with compromising videos from the previous night. Suddenly, Yoo Bin finds himself trapped in a dangerous blackmail scheme, with a criminal threatening to expose his darkest secrets unless he meets their outrageous demands. Facing an impossible situation, Yoo Bin must find a way to escape this nightmare before his life is completely destroyed. This is a 2022 South Korean thriller film directed by Hong Seok Ku.

The Distributors

👁️Endless Nightmare🔎

Having long dreamt of the day she could move into a place of her own, Police Officer Yoon Sae Bom (Han Hyo Joo) is counting down the days until the construction of the city’s brand-new high-rise apartment building is complete. With her long-time friend and fellow officer, Detective Jung Yi Hyun (Park Hyung Sik) planning to move into the complex as well, Sae Bom is certain her new home is going to be nothing short of perfect. Unfortunately, she couldn’t be more wrong. Not long after moving in, a strange sickness begins to spread throughout the building, leaving the city with no choice but to quarantine the residents. Cut off from the outside world, will the uninfected residents find a way to save themselves from this living nightmare? This 2021 South Korean fantasy action thriller series was directed by Ahn Gil Ho.

Happiness

In a haunting investigation that spans 15 years, three determined individuals seek justice for a brutal murder that changed their lives forever. Kim Young Goon (Seo Kang Joon), an aloof police officer, joins the investigation unit of hardened cop Do Chi Gwang (Han Suk Kyu), driven by traumatic memories from the past. Do Chi Gwang has long battled police corruption in his relentless pursuit of truth. They are soon joined by Han Tae Joo (Kim Hyun Joo), a former prosecutor turned lawyer, as they work together to unravel the mysterious events that have shaped their destinies. As they dig deeper, they confront dark secrets that threaten to expose long-buried truths. This is a 2019 Korean drama directed by Ahn Gil Ho.

Watcher

In 1938, during the Japanese occupation of Korea, Joo Ran (Park Bo Young) is transferred to an all-girls' boarding school to recover her health. Alongside her new friend Yeon Duk (Park So Dam), Joo Ran's health improves thanks to Headmistress Sanae's (Uhm Ji Won) special treatment program. However, she soon notices strange things happening to herself and other girls: several students disappear, and Joo Ran notices her body undergoing abnormal changes, including suddenly developing freakish strength. Joo Ran and Yeon Duk decide to investigate, sneaking into the headmistress' office in search of information, where they find Japanese documents detailing a program to test a performance-enhancing drug. Joo Ran and Yeon Duk can only draw one conclusion: they and their fellow students are unwitting participants in this human experiment, and there's no telling what might happen to them.

The Silenced

Joo Ran's Mother

Seventeen-year-old Yeong Jae (Choi Woo Shik) has spent much of his childhood at the "Isaac's House" children's home due to his irresponsible father's inability to care for him, but he's nearly too old to remain living there. Knowing that living with his father would only ruin his life, Yeong Jae decides to tell the group home director that he'll become a priest and devote himself to God despite his personal lack of faith, which would allow him to stay at Isaac's House. This choice alienates Yeong Jae from his friend Beom Tae (Shin Jae Ha), who disapproves of his lie, but finds himself in a similar position due to his age. To make matters worse, Yeong Jae's father stops by – only to drop off Yeong Jae's younger brother Min Jae (Jang Yoo Sang) to live at Isaac's House, too. This movie was based on the director's personal life story.

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