Lee Yoo Mi is a South Korean actress. She was born on July 18, 1994 and made her acting debut in 2009. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “Just Dance” (2018) and “365: Repeat the Year” (2020).

Lee Yoo Mi

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Gil Je Gal (Jung Woo) is a former member of the South Korean national Taekwondo team. But when he is caught up in a scandal, he is kicked off the team and permanently banned from returning as an athlete. He is reluctant to turn his back on the world of sports, however, so has become a “mental coach” – a kind of sports psychologist who specializes in helping athletes who have fallen into poor form, or “slumps.”

As part of his new line of work, he must help a young woman named Cha Ga Eul (Lee Yoo Mi). This woman is a short-track speed skater who dreams of glory at the Winter Olympic Games. Although she is supremely talented and already has a World Championship gold medal under her belt, she has lost her self-belief and needs motivation. But Gil Je Gal’s task will not be easy: Ku Tae Man (Kwon Yool), another former Taekwondo star and a man whose path has crossed with that of Gil Je Gal in the past, has risen to become the director of the human rights center at the national athletics association. Sparks may fly when they are forced to work together. Meanwhile, the “mental coach” must also work with Park Seung Ha (Park Se Young), an athletes’ counselor who he previously met when he was an athlete. Will he succeed – and help bring home a gold medal for South Korea?

“Mental Coach Jegal” is a 2022 South Korean drama series that was directed by Son Jung Hyun.

Mental Coach Jegal

🥋The Mind Fighter Team 💪

One of Korea’s biggest film stars, Hwang Jung Min lives his life in the spotlight. The center of attention, no matter where he goes, all eyes were focused solely on him at the premiere of his most recent film. But not everyone attending the star-studded event was there to admire the dazzling man of the hour.&nbsp;

Perfectly hidden among the star-struck fans lurked a group of dark-hearted villains who saw Jung Min not as a celebrity to be admired but a quick way to earn an obscene amount of money. Successfully kidnapping the shining star at his own film premiere, Jung Min at first believes his “kidnapping” is nothing but a prank. But when his kidnappers begin to brutally unleash their cruelty upon him, Jung Min quickly realizes his situation is no joke.&nbsp;

Holding Jung Min hostage for an enormous ransom, the battered celebrity knows he has less than twenty-four hours to find a way to escape. With the clock ticking, will he find a way out before it’s too late?

Based on the 2015 Chinese films, “Saving Mr. Wu”, “Hostage: Missing Celebrity” is a 2021 South Korean reality action thriller film directed by Pil Kam Sung.

Hostage: Missing Celebrity

Let's Escape team🤺

Living with her younger sister, Se Jin (Lee Yoo Mi) doesn’t live a typical teenage life. Bullied at school for her self-destructive social media posts, Se Jin might have been bothered by the negative attention of her classmates, but in all honesty, it didn’t phase her in the least. In fact, nothing in life seems to bother her at all, not even the unexpected discovery that she’s pregnant.

Fed up with the hassle of school and really, life in general, Se Jin decides to run away, leaving her little sister to fend for herself. Wandering the streets of Seoul, it doesn’t take long for Se Jin to meet fellow runaway, Joo Young (Hani). Immediately hitting it off, the two girls soon meet up with another pair of runaways who end up supporting each other through a series of unexpected and often brutal hardships.

Tackling the dangers of life on the streets together, the four friends come to find that survival is anything but easy. Often bordering on the brink of desperation, will Se Jin ever find what it is she’s truly searching for?

A thought provoking narrative rife with complex emotions, “Young Adult Matters” is a gritty 2020 youth drama film directed by Lee Hwan.

Young Adult Matters

Young Adults Team

MBC, KOCOWA

Hyeong Ju is a violent crime detective who lives a contented and fulfilling life but is given the mysterious opportunity to go back in time. Ga Hyeon is a famous webcomic author known for her mystery thriller stories. Unfortunately, a workaholic and perfectionist, Ga Hyeon, suffers from a terrible accident and receives the same offer to go back in time. In addition to 8 other individuals, the two of them reset their lives for the better but quickly begin to uncover a series of mysterious events that threaten their future.

365: Repeat the Year

4MINUTE’s Jeon Ji Yoon, Steve Yuen, Kim Dasom, and more are the stars in an omnibus of five short tales of ordinary folk, their lives, and their loves.

In the opening tale, named “A Time to Leave,” the long-suffering mother of four daughters decides to end her life after months of illness. She tells her daughters that she has terminal cancer, and asks her children to spend three more days with her before she ends her days. Next, in “A Lady at the Bar,” two men at a bar both take a fancy to the same woman and try to win her affections. Which of these suitors will she choose? Or is she interested in neither? Third, in “A Remaining Time,” a couple who love each other decide to ask a soothsayer about their future. But this turns out to be a fateful moment: She tells them that if they stay together, they will surely die – and must break up within 100 days or pay the ultimate price… In the titular “Like a French Film,” a man dotes on a woman who works a night shift, bending over backward to please her with his every action. And in the final tale, “2016. New Year's Film,” new beginnings are all around as January 14 dawns.

“Like a French Film” is a 2016 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Shin Youn Sik.

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