Jung Sung Il is a South Korean actor. He was born on February 3, 1980 and made his acting debut in 2002. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “A Frozen Flower” (2008), “Different Dreams” (2019), “Birthcare Center” (2020), and “Times” (2021).

Jung Sung Il

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In this romantic K-Drama, Lee Hye Ri plays an innkeeper and bootlegger who accidentally rents a room to the #1 policeman in Korea. Will she be able to keep her bootlegging under wraps? How about her heart?

Moonshine

In vino Veritas & Love Team 🍷

A passionate reporter with exceptional talent, Lee Jin Woo (Lee Seo Jin) has dedicated his entire career to pursuing nothing but the truth. Committed to telling the whole story, Jin Woo will do whatever it takes to find and report the hard facts. A hard-working man with a nose for news, Jin Woo’s life takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious phone call connects him with Seo Jung In (Lee Joo Young), a woman who claims to be living five years in the future.

A hard-nosed reporter with a burning passion for her work, Seo Jung In has a knack for finding the best stories. But sometimes digging deep uncovers some nasty truths. Following a string of leads, Jung In uncovers a dark plot that could shake the very foundations of the country. With the life of her father, South Korea’s President, Seo Ki Tae (Kim Young Chul) on the line, Jung In finds herself in a deadly race against time. But she’s not in this race alone. Mysteriously connected by phone to Lee Jin Woo, the two agree to join forces to save the president.

Living and working in two completely different times, Jin Woo and Jung In set out on a dangerous quest for the truth. But will they be able to stop the villainous masterminds plotting this heinous crime before it’s too late?

A time warping tale of intrigue, “Times” is a 2021 political mystery thriller drama directed by Yoon Jong Ho.

Times

⌛Trapped In A Time Warp ⌚ Team

Oh Hyun Jin (Uhm Ji Won) has had a glittering career in her work life. She is the youngest member on the board of executives at the company she works at and is used to acing everything she does.

But when she delivers her first child, she is in for a shock. Giving birth was far more difficult than she had expected, and she quickly discovers that although she is a dab hand at all things work-related, she hasn’t got the first clue about how to bring up a baby.

After being discharged from hospital, she heads to a birthcare center – an exclusive establishment where even A-list stars come to get postpartum care.

She is dismayed to realize that she is the oldest mother in the center, and embarrassed to notice that everyone else seems to know what they are doing when it comes to looking after babies.

Fortunately, the other mothers at the center prove inspirational.

Among their number is Cho Eun Jung (Park Ha Sun), aka the Queen Bee – a seemingly perfect mother whom everyone wants to befriend in order to learn childcare secrets.

And Choi Hye Sook (Jang Hye Jin) is the charismatic center manager – a veritable font of knowledge about all things childcare-related.

“Birthcare Center” is a 2020 South Korean drama series that was directed by Park Su Won.

Birthcare Center

Birthcare Center Team ☀❀

KBS, KOCOWA

Although Jung Seo Yeon suffers from her husband's violence and has no will left of leaving her hopeless life, she fortuitously comes across 9.9 million dollars and does whatever it takes to hold on to it. Kang Tae Woo, a former detective whose only hope was his younger brother, meets Jung Seo Yeon as he tries to uncover the truth behind his brother's death. What story will unfold between a woman who strives to keep 9.9 million dollars and a man who ventures to solve his brother's death by digging up the truth behind the 9.9 million dollars?

Woman of 9.9 Billion

Han Yoon Seo (Lee Yo Won) is one of the star investigators for a special unit charged with helping to uphold human rights in South Korea. 
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However, she is secretly haunted by her past – and dark secrets she hides from her colleagues and people close to her.
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Although she is always impartial, methodical, and supremely focused at work, many think of her as cold, aloof, and impersonal.
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Life changes quickly for Han Yoon Seo when Bae Hong Tae (Choi Gwi Hwa) is assigned to her team. A former prosecutor, he is – in many ways – the polar opposite to Han Yoon Seo. With a strong sense of what is right, he often acts on impulse, following his heart rather than his head.
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Sparks fly when the duo is forced to work together on investigations.

But could their bickering eventually help them collaborate better on difficult cases? Will their contrasting styles prove complementary? And will Han Yoon Seo finally find a soulmate she can reveal her secrets to?
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This series is based on a 2015 novel by author Song Shi Woo.
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“The Running Mates: Human Rights” is a 2019 South Korean drama directed by Kim Yong Soo.

The Running Mates: Human Rights

MBC, KOCOWA

During the Japanese colonial period, two events paved the way for the independence of Korea, the March 1st Movement and the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea. And with it, a covert armament for freedom was born, the Heroic Corps. The man leading the corps goes by the name of Won Bong, his real name only a few people know. He rarely stays in one area for more than two hours and sleeps for only short periods at a time. With fiery passion in his heart, he moves about swiftly and dreams for his country's independence. Young Jin, a Korean woman raised by a Japanese military doctor, follows in her surrogate father's footsteps, and through a series of events, attends a prestigious medical university in Shanghai. She returns to Joseon and becomes the first female surgeon. The two of them cross paths, and although they follow different ideologies, Won Bong soon realizes his need for her and begins to regret sending her deep into enemy territory.

Different Dreams

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.

Like a French Film

After taking the Yuan Dynasty princess (Song Ji Hyo) as his wife, the King of Goryeo (Joo Jin Mo) is under constant pressure, from court officials of each country, to produce an heir and ensure the continuity of the royal dynasty. In love with Hong Rim (Jo In Sung), the military general who leads the thirty-six young men who make up his royal guard, the King has no interest in the Queen and no desire to use her to produce an heir. Tired of the constant nagging, the King devises a plan that will inevitably appease both courts and ensure his dynasty continues.

Taking Hong Rim and the Queen aside, the King demands that they produce an heir in his stead. Shocked by the King’s orders, the two are reluctant to obey, but no one in Goryeo can go against the King for long. Eventually abiding by the King’s order, Hong Rim and the Queen soon realize there is more between them than a royal edict. As the love between them grows, the King begins to suspect there may be more going on between his lover and the Queen, than a simple will to follow his command. Determined to learn the truth, the King has them followed and soon his suspicions are confirmed. Catching them in the act, the King’s rage is terrible and his punishment severe.&nbsp;

Narrowly escaping death, Hong Rim becomes a wounded outlaw on the run. Desperate to know what happened to the Queen, he seeks out his love, uncertain of whether she has survived the King’s rage. When it appears she has not, Hong Rim’s quest for revenge leads him back to the palace where a final meeting with the King could very well alter the course of history forever.

An erotic tale of burning passions and bloody revenge, “A Frozen Flower” is a 2008 historical romance film directed by Yoo Ha.

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