Name: Little House in the Forest
Genre: Variety Show, Documentary
Released: 2018-04-06
Rating: 9.4
Cast: Park Shin Hye, So Ji Sub

Park Shin Hye is one of the most popular South Korean actresses working today. Born on February 18, 1990, she was discovered after she appeared in singer Lee Seung Hwan’s music video for “Flower,” after which she received formal training in singing, dancing and acting. She made her acting debut in the 2003 television drama “Stairway to Heaven” and instantly gained fame from portraying the younger version of the Han Jung Suh character. She has starred in many poplar dramas since, including “Pinocchio” (2014), “Heirs” (2013), “Flower Boys Next Door” (2013), “Heartstrings” (2011) and “You’re Beautiful” (2009). Park Shin Hye also displays her musical talents on many artists’ music videos and has participated on some soundtracks for television dramas. She has become a media darling and is credited for many charitable works.

Park Shin Hye

About So Ji Sub: 
So Ji Sub is a popular and celebrated South Korean actor, author, and rapper. Born on November 4, 1977, he loved swimming and hip-hop music as a child. Eventually, he began a career as a jeans model because he wanted to meet popular hip-hop artist Kim Sung Jae, who was endorsing a clothing line at the time.
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A long-time lover of hip-hop, So Ji Sub has also released a number of his own rap songs, including original tracks under the stage name “G” or “G-Sonic”, as part of the soundtrack for the television drama “Cain and Abel”. Multi-talented as he is, So Ji Sub also published a photo-essay collection called So Ji Sub’s Journey, which became a bestseller in Korea. This resulted in him becoming the first Korean actor to have a road named after him (a 51-kilometer trail in Gangwon Province). He has since published a second book of photo essays titled Only You With So Ji Sub and launched a magazine for his fans called SONICe, a combination of the words “Sonic'' and “so nice,” which is So Ji Sub’s nickname. It looks certain that So Ji Sub will be following many successes to come.
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It’s hard not to be curious about this handsome actor’s life. For fans eager to follow him, you may check out So Ji Sub’s Instagram account at @soji_sub. Like many other celebrity Instagram accounts, you will see the actor post pictures pertaining to his daily life and upcoming teasers for movies or dramas. Unfortunately, you won’t see any news of current or past So Ji Sub girlfriends or dating news - you’ll have to wait for the media news.
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So Ji Sub Movies and TV Shows&nbsp;
In 1995, So Ji Sub became a model for the jeans brand STORM, which allowed him to segue into acting. He then made his acting debut in the 1996 sitcom. It was not until the 2004 hit drama “I’m Sorry, I Love You” that So Ji Sub got his big break, becoming a top star and celebrated artist in Korea and throughout Asia. He has since starred in many popular television kdramas, including hits like “Ghost” (2012), “Master’s Sun” (2013), and “Oh My Venus“ (2015). It’s well known that So Ji Sub’s movies and dramas always hit the right notes. An experienced actor, any So Ji Sub movie or drama is enjoyable and worth a try. Catch the latest of his new shows on Rakuten Viki.

So Ji Sub

Can two of the hottest stars working today live off the grid for two days and three nights?

Park Shin Hye and So Ji Sub are challenged to complete missions and live a minimalist lifestyle without modern amenities in a small self-sufficient house deep in the forest on Jeju Island. The house has no gas, heat or electricity. It is powered by solar panels and contains only an icebox instead of a refrigerator.

The stars had to chop their own firewood, make a fire, cook all their own meals using rudimentary materials, and spend their time without using their phones. What will they get out of slowing down their hectic lives and going back to the basics for a few days?

“Little House in the Forest” is a 2018 South Korean reality show directed by Na Young Seok.

Little House in the Forest

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