So Joon Moon

Seo Yi Jun (Cho Hyun Min) is a middle manager at So What Media, where his content production unit is the company’s star department. He has a reputation as the company’s most demanding and resolute department leader, so everyone is shocked when new hire Jeong Ha Ram (Cho Han Gyul), starts to get under his skin. Ha Ram is brutally frank about everything, including his romantic feelings, while Yi Jun is incredibly skeptical when it comes to romance… which is why he finds himself baffled to discover he is developing feelings for Ha Ram. Tension and sparks fly as they try to get along at work, but as they get to know each other better, they start to learn about one another’s struggles – both past and present. Could this begrudging respect turn into a lasting friendship… or maybe morph into romance? This 2023 South Korean BL movie was directed by So Joon Moon.

Love Mate (Movie)

💘 Love at Second Sight 💘

Seo Yi Jun (Cho Hyun Min), known for his high standards, has earned a reputation as the company’s toughest team leader. However, when Jeong Ha Ram (Cho Han Gyul) joins the company, Yi Jun’s hardened exterior begins to soften. Struggling to comprehend his growing feelings for Ha Ram, Yi Jun is also bewildered by Ha Ram's openness about love, constrasting with his own skepticism. As their bond deepens, they must confront their pasts and learn to embrace the possibility of love. So Joon Moon directed this 2023 South Korean romantic comedy series.

Love Mate

Yoon Do Gun (Lee Chan Hyung), a culinary creative genius, leads Laura Dining to the top of South Korea's restaurant scene. However, tensions rise with the restaurant owner as they disagree on menu direction. The conflict escalates when Choi Jung Woo (Jang Eui Soo), a chef skilled at copying recipes, joins the kitchen. Initially adversarial, Do Gun and Jung Woo's relationship begins to transform as they get to know each other, hinting at an unexpected romantic connection. As the kitchen's intensity grows, their rivalry may be turning into something more. This is a 2021 South Korean movie exploring the passionate world of culinary arts and unexpected love.

My Sweet Dear (Movie)

Craving Something Sweet Team🧁

Yoon Do Geon (Lee Chan Hyung), a culinary creative genius, leads Laura Dining to the top of South Korea's restaurant scene, but tensions rise with the restaurant owner over menu direction. When Choi Jeong Woo (Jang Eui Soo), a talented chef known for copying recipes, joins the kitchen, their initial rivalry gradually transforms into an unexpected romantic connection. As they navigate professional challenges and personal dynamics, Do Geon and Jeong Woo must decide whether their competitive spirit can evolve into something more intimate.

My Sweet Dear

Kiwi Media Group, W-STORY, CONTENTS MONSTER

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 (Choo Young Woo), a 22-year-old contemporary dance student, is disowned by his family for pursuing his artistic dreams. 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 Su Ryeon). As they spend time together, Hong Seok begins to question his unfulfilling career path, and the two develop a close romantic connection. However, their budding relationship faces challenges from social pressures, CEO Cha's romantic interest in Hong Seok, and the advances of senior student Jung Hoon (LEX).

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