Park Se Hyun is a South Korean actress who was born on September 7, 1998. She made her acting debut in the drama series “Quiz from the Gods: Reboot” in 2018. She has since gone on to appear in the 2019 drama series “Everything and Nothing,” as well as the more recent “The Temperature of Language: Our Nineteen” (2020).

Park Se Hyun

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Yeo Hwa gets married into the Second State Councilor's family as the eldest daughter-in-law, the most prestigious family in Joseon. However, she becomes a widow as her husband dies on the day of her wedding. She ends up locked in the house in sorrow for her husband, dreaming of the world outside the gate. Ever since then, she has had a dangerous secret. She jumps from roof to roof at night wearing a mask and looks for people who need help. Her double life was perfect until she met Park Soo Ho, the intelligent yet stuffy officer of the Forbidden Guard Division. His attractive looks, ability, and outstanding swordcraft are second to none. Without knowing whether it is a coincidence or fate, things get complicated as Soo Ho keeps bumping into Yeo Hwa wherever she goes at night wearing the mask. Does this man know about her secret? Yeo Hwa's double life, which she has kept hidden so far, is about to be revealed!

Knight Flower

The Misterious Powerpuff Team

Noh Eun Hee (Kim Seo Hyung) is a teacher who cannot recall anything about her high school days. She has just accepted a new job that will see her go back to her alma mater, Gwangju High School, to become the new Vice Principal. But as soon as she begins, eerie things start happening: She feels she is being followed by a high school student who wears only one shoe.

At work, she meets a girl named Ha Young (Kim Hyun Soo), whom most staff members and students have earmarked as a troublemaker. Nothing could be further from the truth, Noh Eun Hee learns: The girl is actually the victim of merciless bullying. Unsettling events begin to occur when Ha Young flees from her tormentors to take refuge in an out-of-use toilet. Something is in this bathroom – and both Noh Eun Hee and Ha Young begin to understand that the room is somehow linked to gruesome events from the older woman’s past…

“Whispering Corridors 6: The Humming” is a 2021 South Korean movie that was directed by Lee Mi Young.

Whispering Corridors 6: The Humming

Spooky Scholars

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Woo Jin Ah (Jin Ji Hee) is a senior student at high school, with just months to go until her final SAT-equivalent exams.

She has always tried to fit in with the crowd but feels unfulfilled and anxious. One fateful day, she decides to start a pseudonymous social media account where she can finally express the way that she feels.

Unexpectedly, the account is a runaway hit at school, leading her classmates to speculate as to who might be behind the posts.

Also attempting to navigate his way through the final stages of high school is Woo Jin Ah’s childhood friend Chan Sol (Nam Yoon Soo), a one-aspiring soccer player whose promising career was cruelly cut short by injury.

Also in the class is Han Yu Ri (Kang Min Ah) – a student who appears to be perfect, but actually harbors a dark secret.

As the exams approach, hidden stories will be exposed and romance will come to the fore…

“The Temperature of Language: Our Nineteen” is a 2020 South Korean drama series that was co-directed by Kim Ki Yoon and Ko Jae Hong.

The Temperature of Language: Our Nineteen

High Temperature 

\u201CWe are neither kids nor adults. When do we become adults then?\u201D Min Jae and Seo Yeon are no different from ordinary 17-year-old high school students. Min Jae is silent and sensitive yet a good student. Seo Yeon, who plays the piano, wished to enter an arts high school but failed. As they grow into adults, their surroundings and the reality they face get harsher. These two somehow similar, but different friends get closer as they overcome their growing pains together.

Everything and Nothing

Use It or Lose It Team

Choi Woong (Jung Gun Joo) and Go Min Chae (Choi Hee Jin) have been dating for eight years and they’ve done everything they dreamed of doing before settling down. Now just one thing is left on their list: getting married. The pair agrees to tie the knot, but there’s one big problem – they’re totally broke and can’t afford to have the kind of big, lavish ceremony most others their age have. They struggle to find the jobs they like, as Choi Woong finds a job at a high school and Go Min Chae ventures into the world of art. And things get very messy when love rivals also appear on the scene.

Telling their parents (and winning parental approval for their union) also isn’t as straightforward as it seems. The pressures slowly start to mount as the wedding day approaches – and even threaten to take the ultimate toll on their relationship. Will love save the day – and get their relationship back on track just in time for the big day?

“The Best Ending” is a 2019 South Korean drama series that was directed by Park Dhan Hee.

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