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If there were a guide for love, would Bunny not have been a pushover? Although she is crazy over good looks, Bunny believes sincerity is more important when dating. The result? Her first love with terrible looks and an awful personality turns out to be the worst, and she becomes known as a school-wide pushover. With the determination to never fail again, Bunny declares she will no longer act like a doormat and only date alpha males when four outstanding oppas appear before her. Bunny's heart gets no rest amid the endless parade of high-quality flirting, aimed to win her over and become her number one oppa. Is this a guide to stop being a pushover? Or is it a proper dating course for falling in love? Will Bunny the pushover transform into a dating genius?

Crushology 101

Nam Kot Nim

Pil Sun (Lee Hye Ri), a high schooler from the southern city of Geoje, loves dancing, but isn't able to secure a designated dance practice space at school unless she's part of a club. She, along with her friend Mi Na (Park Se Wan) decide to start a cheerleading club – and their first member is Se Hyun (Jo A Ram), a transfer student from Seoul who used to be a cheerleader at her previous school. Pil Sun, Mi Na, and Se Hyun are able to recruit enough girls to form a nine-member team, dubbed the "Millennium Girls" to mark the turn of the 20th century. Their mission now is to lead the perpetually last-place Geoje High School soccer team, led by goalie Chi Hyung (Lee Jung Ha), to victory, despite being complete novices to cheerleading themselves. Can the Millennium Girls successfully navigate their way through high school and cheer their school soccer team out of their losing streak? This 2024 Korean movie was directed by Park Bum Soo.

Victory

So Hee

A group of high schoolers forms a band, embarking on a musical journey as they approach the end of their school days. Lead singer Yoo Ha Young (Mi Yeon), known for her viral YouTube cover, dreams of performing original music. Tensions rise as the band's guitarist Lee Ji Hoon (Hwi Young) and keyboard player Gong Chan Young (Kim Min Chul) develop feelings for her. Simultaneously, sparks fly between bassist Lim Seo Eun (Choi Ji Su) and drummer Shim Tae Young (Marco), adding romantic complications that threaten the band's harmony. As relationships evolve, the group must navigate the delicate balance between their musical aspirations and personal emotions. This is a 2021 South Korean film directed by Go Hee Seob.

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A group of high schoolers forms a band, embarking on a musical journey that quickly becomes complicated by budding romances. Yoo Ha Young (Mi Yeon), the lead singer whose viral YouTube cover launched her into the spotlight, dreams of performing original music. Her close friend Lee Ji Hoon (Hwi Young), the guitarist, and older keyboard player Gong Chan Young (Kim Min Chul) both develop feelings for her. Simultaneously, bassist Lim Seo Eun (Choi Ji Su) and eccentric drummer Shim Tae Young (Marco) find themselves drawn to each other. As romantic tensions threaten to disrupt the band's harmony, the young musicians must navigate their personal emotions while pursuing their musical aspirations. This is a 2021 South Korean drama series directed by Go Hee Seob.

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Soon Deok (Cheetah), an aspiring singer performing in Itaewon under the stage name Blue, receives an unexpected visit from her estranged mother (Jo Min Soo). When her mother reveals that her sister Yoo Ri (Choi Ji Su) has disappeared with their family's money, they reluctantly team up to find her. Searching through Itaewon's streets, the mother-daughter pair navigate their complicated relationship while trying to track down Yoo Ri. As they search, they uncover uncomfortable truths about their family and themselves, leading to a shocking revelation that will test their fragile bond. This is a 2020 South Korean family comedy drama film directed by Nam Yeon Woo.

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