Park Su Young is a South Korean actor. He was born on March 15, 1970 and made his acting debut in 2000. Since then, he has appeared in numerous films and television dramas, including “My Beautiful Bride” (2015), “Rebel: Thief Who Stole the People” (2017), “Children of Nobody” (2018), “Doctor Prisoner” (2019), and “Fix You” (2020).

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Han Woo Joo (Jung So Min) is a rising musical actress, but regularly struggles with intense anger that affects her career. She confides in psychiatrist Ji Young Won (Park Ye Jin), but refuses to discuss her childhood, making it difficult to treat her. However, after Woo Joo is “arrested” during an awards show by a mentally ill man who believes he’s a policeman, her public image takes a huge hit. Young Won asks psychiatrist Lee Si Joon (Shin Ha Kyun) to take Woo Joo on as a patient, hoping that his empathetic yet unusual approach to treatment might reach Woo Joo where traditional approaches failed. Si Joon asks Woo Joo if she can use her acting abilities to help his patients in an unconventional form of therapy – and treat her at the same time. Will this unorthodox approach prove successful, or is Si Joon attempting to do too much?

Fix You

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Such is life. Sometimes, you are grateful and happy that you are alive, but then you lose the reason to live when you gradually lose things or people that are dear to you. When you face hardship, you start to wonder if living just means you are walking down a path of misery. However, while you are walking down that path alone, there comes a time when you become desperate for someone's hand. That hand may save you from lingering in your own misery and may also spark the desire to live although life is full of hardship. This drama shows that exact moment when two hands reach out to each other and bloom, keeping one another warm and safe. Come and Hug Me wishes to tell the viewers that although life may not be full of miracles, there is still that small hope of its getting better.

Come and Hug Me

Park Dong Hoon (Lee Sun Gyun), a middle-aged engineer, struggles with a deeply unhappy life, working under his college junior Do Joon Yeon (Kim Young Min) while supporting his unemployed brothers and mother. His wife's secret affair with Joon Yeon further complicates his miserable existence. When Lee Ji An (IU), a desperate co-worker drowning in debt and caring for her invalid grandmother, discovers Dong Hoon accepting an unexpected bribe, she attempts to exploit his vulnerability to improve her own circumstances. Despite her initial manipulative intentions, an unexpected connection forms between them as they both seek to escape their respective hardships. Caught in a web of personal struggles and corporate tensions, Dong Hoon and Ji An gradually develop a profound understanding that might help them heal their deep emotional wounds. This is a 2018 South Korean drama directed by Kim Won Seok that explores the complexities of human resilience and connection.

My Mister

The Lonely Team

Du Sik (Shin Ha Kyun) owns a private video screening center in Seoul, but his business is on the verge of collapse and he's desperately trying to sell to avoid financial ruin. But he's not the only one in deep financial trouble: his employee Tae Jung (Doh Kyung Soo) is mired in student loan debt. At his lowest point, a shady underworld figure asks Tae Jung to hide a bag of drugs for a few days in exchange for cash. Tae Jung agrees, hiding the bag in Room No. 7. But when the time comes to retrieve the drugs, Tae Jung is horrified to find that Du Sik has sealed the door to protect a horrifying secret of his own. The two men suddenly find themselves locked in a high-stakes battle for control of the room. As tensions boil over, who will prevail?

Room No. 7

Building Manager

Hee Yeon (Yum Jung Ah) struggles with the devastating loss of her toddler son, Jun Seo, while caring for her mother battling dementia. Seeking solace, she moves her family to a tranquil countryside home near the woods where her mother grew up. Her hope for healing is disrupted when she discovers a lost little girl in the forest and impulsively brings her home, hearing echoes of her lost son in the child's voice. As inexplicable and disturbing events begin to unfold around her family, Hee Yeon grows increasingly suspicious of the girl's true nature, questioning whether she might be something inhuman. Inspired by the legend of Jangsan Tiger, "The Mimic" is a 2017 South Korean horror-thriller film directed by Heo Jung.

The Mimic

In the fall of 1500, there was a report by a junior officer of the Ministry of Justice that Hong Gil Dong got arrested. The king of the time was Yeonsangun, the tenth ruler of the Joseon Dynasty and the first king to be deposed in the coup. Although Hong Gil Dong is widely believed to be a fictional character, there are so many traces of him found throughout history, and he actually lived in the era of the Yeonsangun era. One hundred years after the foundation of Joseon, those who were not chosen by the state started to get angry. With Gil Dong, they give a big and nice blow to those who suppressed them!

The Rebel

The Rebels Team

Former teenage sweethearts separated by uncontrollable circumstances, Sin Joon Young (Kim Woo Bin) and No Eul (Suzy) are reunited as adults – when the latter is commissioned to make a documentary about Joon Young. He is now a superstar actor and singer who's dead-set against filming his documentary and gives No Eul a miserable time. Gradually, he relents to the documentary and uses the time to try and win her heart back. Can they rekindle their once-passionate love? This 2016 South Korean drama series was directed by Park Hyun Suk and Cha Young Hoon.

Uncontrollably Fond

The Uncontrollable Lovebirds

When 14-year-old Cheon Ji (Kim Hyang Gi) unexpectedly takes her own life, her widow mother Hyun Sook (Kim Hee Ae) and older sister Man Ji (Ko A Seong) are left in complete shock. Hyun Sook and Man Ji struggle to understand why Cheon Ji committed suicide, especially because Cheon Ji showed no outward signs of distress and didn't leave a note behind. However, as they uncover more information about Cheon Ji's life, they learn that she was frequently bullied at school, primarily by Hwa Yeon (Kim You Jung), a popular but cruel classmate. In desperation, Man Ji decides to investigate the situation on her own – even if she has to confront Hwa Yeon herself to demand answers. Will Hyun Sook and Man Ji find the closure they seek, even if the truth hurts? This film was based on Kim Ryeo Ryeong's 2009 novel "Elegant Lies."

Thread of Lies

Mr. Lim

Lee Gang Pae (So Ji Sub), a high-ranking member of a local crime ring known for his violent reputation, secretly dreams of becoming a film star. When temperamental actor Jang Soo Ta (Kang Ji Hwan) struggles with his gangster film's production after alienating stuntmen, he recruits Gang Pae to be his co-star. Gang Pae agrees on the condition that their fight scenes be completely real, setting the stage for a dangerous collaboration between a genuine mobster and an ambitious actor. Their unconventional partnership blurs the lines between performance and reality, challenging both men's perceptions of their respective worlds. This intense drama explores the unexpected intersection of cinema and criminal life, creating a unique narrative of ambition and survival. Based on an original story by Kim Ki Duk, "Rough Cut" is a 2008 South Korean action film directed by Jang Hoon.

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