Lee Su Ryeon is a South Korean actress. She studied at Yonsei University’s Graduate School, where she obtained a Master’s Degree in International Security. She initially worked in politics, with a job in the Presidential Security office before eventually transitioning into acting. She appeared in the hit 2014 drama series “Pinocchio.” She later went on to star in the 2016 drama “The Royal Gambler,” and followed up with roles in the movies “Money” (2019) and “Steel Rain 2: The Summit” (2020). More recently, she has starred in the BL drama “You Make Me Dance” (2021).

Lee Su Ryeon

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Song Shi On (Chu Young Woo), a 22-year-old contemporary dance student, is disowned by his family for pursuing his passion. He moves into a rooftop apartment with Jin Hong Seok (Won Hyung Hoon), a 28-year-old debt collector working for the ambitious CEO Cha (Lee Soo Ryeon). As they spend time together, Hong Seok begins to question his unfulfilling career, and the two develop a close romantic connection. However, external pressures from CEO Cha, a senior student Jung Hoon (LEX), and societal expectations threaten to challenge their budding relationship. This is a 2021 South Korean Viki Original movie directed by So Joon Moon.

You Make Me Dance (Movie)

Song Shi On (Chu Young Woo) is a 22-year-old university student who is majoring in contemporary dance. His family disapproves of his lifestyle choices and career ambitions – and after a major row, he has been thrown out of the family home.

He resolves to pursue his dreams, no matter what. And the decision leads him to share a rooftop apartment with Jin Hong Seok (Won Hyung Hoon). The latter is a 28-year-old debt collector for the lending firm Chachacha Capital, working for the beautiful but money-motivated CEO Cha (Lee Soo Ryeon) – a woman who also appears to have a crush on him.

Jin Hong Seok has given up on his dreams to pursue a lucrative but unfulfilling career. But spending time with Song Shi On changes his perspective on life, and the duo forms a close bond that eventually turns romantic.

But social pressures – as well as the affections of CEO Cha and senior student Jung Hoon (LEX) – threaten to derail their fledgling love story…

“You Make Me Dance” is a 2021 South Korean Viki Original drama series that was directed by So Joon Moon.

You Make Me Dance

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Han Do Woo (Suho), a genius patissier with extraordinary talent, runs a mysterious bakery where his pastries are rumored to grant wishes. Noh Mi Rae (Lee Se Young), a writer for the baking show "Top 3 Bakery Kings", is determined to convince Do Woo to appear on her program. Despite her initial professional pursuit, Mi Rae finds herself increasingly drawn to the enigmatic baker as she attempts to persuade him. Her persistent efforts to secure his participation gradually transform into a potential romantic connection. As their interactions unfold, Mi Rae discovers there might be more to Do Woo than his culinary skills. This is a 2020 Viki Original romantic comedy drama directed by Kim Young Joon.

How Are You Bread

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Situated in the present in a fantasy depiction of Korea under the rule of a constitutional monarchy at the height of its turmoil, an exuberant and aspiring musical actress marries the emperor. Soon she discovers within the Royal Family of its corruption and secrets and becomes entangled in its struggle to lead. Meanwhile, she falls in love with a man who is a bodyguard for the Royal Family, working only to get revenge against them. Armed with only her pure love for the justice of humanity and a bulldozer like passion, she escapes from their false conviction of murder, resolves public welfare, recaptures the people's respect, and finds her true love. Together they fight the absolute power of the palace until it crumbles.

The Last Empress

The Empress' Minions

Strange things happen inside Room No. 9 of the high-security women’s prison.

Eulji Hae Yi (Kim Hee Sun) is a ruthless lawyer who wins all of her cases. She goes to meet with Jang Hwa Sa (Kim Hae Sook), who is on death row for an infamous case of poisoning serial murders. Inside Room No. 9 of the high-security women’s prison, the souls of Hae Yi and Hwa Sa change bodies. 

Does psychiatrist Gi Yoo Jin (Kim Young Kwang), who is Hae Yi’s boyfriend, somehow hold the key to the women returning to their own bodies?

“Room No. 9” is a 2018 South Korean drama series directed by Ji Young Soo.

Room No. 9

SAYON MEDIA

Internal medicine doctor In Ah believes hormones can control a person's health, personality, and even feelings of love. One day, the ideal research subject to test out her theory appears in front of her. That person is surgeon Seung Joo who was once the most excellent person in the world. But after suffering a car accident in which debris becomes lodged in his brain, he turns into an unforgivingly competitive person. After the accident, Seung Joo begins to obsess about only the success rate of his surgeries. The accident left him with abnormally high spatial perception, giving him the ability to simulate surgeries in his mind, and he becomes the star of his department. Meanwhile, after a misunderstanding causes Seung Joo to blame In Ah as the main culprit for having a ticking time bomb stuck in his head, he starts to torment her and ends up forcing her to leave the hospital.

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