Nam Kyu Hee is a South Korean actress. She was born on October 6, 1999 and made her acting debut in 2020. Since then, she has appeared in a handful of films and television dramas, including “Pumpkin Time” (2021).

Nam Kyu Hee

In his late twenties, Seung Hyun (Moon Ji Yong) has yet to settle into what most would consider an “adult” life. Something of a late bloomer, Seung Hyun has had about as much experience in his professional career as he has in his personal life. Which is to say, he hasn’t had much experience in either. But everything changes when he finally manages to land the internship of his dreams.

Excited to be interning at such a successful advertising company, Seung Hyun’s enthusiasm is curbed almost immediately when he runs into an incredibly handsome, yet unbelievably cold man on his first day of work. Thrown off by his encounter with this frigid adonis, Seung Hyun’s first day is a memorable one, to be sure; but becomes even more so when he realizes the man he ran into was none other than his boss, Kim Jong Chan (Kwon Hyuk).

Unable to shake the feelings that stir inside him as he recalls this first encounter, Seung Hyun tries his best to avoid making the same mistake. But it seems no matter how hard he tries, he can’t escape Jong Chan’s presence. As if drawn together by some unseen force, will either of these men be able to avoid the fate that seems determined to bring them together?

Adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Moscareto, “The New Employee” is a 2022 South Korean romance film directed by Kim Jho Kwang Soo.

The New Employee (Movie)

In his late twenties, Seung Hyun (Moon Ji Yong) has yet to settle into what most would consider an “adult” life. Something of a late bloomer, Seung Hyun has had about as much experience in his professional career as he has in his personal life. Which is to say, he hasn’t had much experience in either. But everything changes when he finally manages to land the internship of his dreams.

Excited to be interning at such a successful advertising company, Seung Hyun’s enthusiasm is curbed almost immediately when he runs into an incredibly handsome, yet unbelievably cold man on his first day of work. Thrown off by his encounter with this frigid adonis, Seung Hyun’s first day is a memorable one, to be sure; but becomes even more so when he realizes the man he ran into was none other than his boss, Kim Jong Chan (Kwon Hyuk).

Unable to shake the feelings that stir inside him as he recalls this first encounter, Seung Hyun tries his best to avoid making the same mistake. But it seems no matter how hard he tries, he can’t escape Jong Chan’s presence. As if drawn together by some unseen force, will either of these men be able to avoid the fate that seems determined to bring them together?

Adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Moscareto, “The New Employee” is a 2022 South Korean romance drama directed by Kim Jho Kwang Soo.

The New Employee

Growing up, Kang Tae Joo (Shin Hyun Seung) and Shin Hae Won (Lee Soo Min) were practically inseparable. The best of friends, the two elementary school boys shared a fanatic love of baseball and enjoyed nothing more than spending their time utterly immersed in the game. Though Tae Joo and Hae Won believed they would be together forever, fate decided it had other plans.

After his parents announce he is moving to the United States, Tae Joo has no choice but to say goodbye to Hae Won. Despondent over being forced to leave his best friend behind, Tae Joo is determined to someday see Hae Won again. As the years pass, Tae Joo never gives up hope of being reunited with his childhood friend.&nbsp;

As suddenly as he once had to say goodbye, Tae Joo now finds himself back in Korea where he wastes no time in searching for his best friend. Tracking Hae Won down, Tae Joo is shocked beyond words to discover that his childhood best friend is now a high school girl! Will this unexpected switch change their relationship forever?

The film version of the 2021 drama, “Pumpkin Time” is a Korean fantasy romance film based on the webtoon of the same name, directed by Kang Min Gu.

Pumpkin Time (Movie)

On the outside it may seem like Jung Woo Jin (Sungyeol) has everything a person could ever possibly want. With his natural talent, unparalleled looks, and a quick wit, he has become the nation’s fastest rising star. Whatever he touches is guaranteed to become the next big hit, making Woo Jin something of a national phenomenon. But behind this glittering exterior there lies a deeply hidden secret. Afflicted by a disease which makes him remember everything, Woo Jin is constantly bombarded by memories and emotions from the past.

Unable to escape the moments in his life he’d give anything to be able to forget, Woo Jin lives in a hellish nightmare that stretches on forever. Unable to escape the past, Woo Jin is intrigued when he happens to cross paths with a woman who seems to be afflicted with an unusual condition of her own. Unable to remember anything that happened more than a month ago, Do Hae Soo (Binnie) lives her life from one moment to the next. With no way to remember anything that has happened in the past, Hae Soo has no choice but to live her life constantly moving forward.&nbsp;

Intrigued by a woman who can’t ever seem to remember him, Woo Jin finds himself wanting to know more about her. Finding ways to be near her, Woo Jin and Hae Soo draw ever closer; but what future could they possibly have together when she never remembers and he never forgets?

An adorable love story with a slight fantasy twist, A Time to Remember is a 2021 Korean romance drama directed by Hwang Kyung Sung.

A Time to Remember

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Growing up, Kang Tae Joo (Shin Hyun Seung) and Shin Hae Won (Lee Soo Min) were practically inseparable. The best of friends, the two elementary school boys shared a fanatic love of baseball and enjoyed nothing more than spending their time utterly immersed in the game. Though Tae Joo and Hae Won believed they would be together forever, fate decided it had other plans.

After his parents announce he is moving to the United States, Tae Joo has no choice but to say goodbye to Hae Won. Despondent over being forced to leave his best friend behind, Tae Joo is determined to someday see Hae Won again. As the years pass, Tae Joo never gives up hope of being reunited with his childhood friend.&nbsp;

As suddenly as he once had to say goodbye, Tae Joo now finds himself back in Korea where he wastes no time in searching for his best friend. Tracking Hae Won down, Tae Joo is shocked beyond words to discover that his childhood best friend is now a high school girl! Will this unexpected switch change their relationship forever?

Based on the webtoon of the same name, “Pumpkin Time” is a 2021 fantasy romance drama directed by Kang Min Gu.

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