Jun So Min is a South Korean actress. She was born in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, on April 7, 1986 and made her debut on the small screen in 2004. Her debut on the silver-screen came two years later, in August of 2006. Since then, she has appeared in various films and television dramas, including “East of Eden” (2008), “Endless Love” (2011), and “1% of Something” (2016).

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Yoon Young (Hong Ye Ji) is a 19-year-old high schooler who is preparing to graduate and take her final exams. She lives alone, apart from her mother Kyung Sook (Kim Ji Young), who cannot speak due to a speech impediment: The two mainly communicate in sign language. Both Yoon Young and her mother work – the older woman works in a factory, while the younger works in a part-time job. But one fateful day, a man tries to sexually assault Yoon Young. When she tries to fight him off, she accidentally kills him.

She is sentenced to jail, and because of her age, she must go to an adult facility. Here, she is assigned a number – 2037. Even though prison life turns out to be tough and unforgiving, Yoon Young soon begins to strike up unlikely friendships with her cellmates – who include Jung Mi (Jun So Min) the last woman in South Korea to be convicted of adultery, a fraudster, a violent criminal, and a convicted murderer who is awaiting the death penalty. Incredibly, these women all take Yoon Young’s side. But can they provide her with the fortitude she will need if she is to make it through her grueling prison sentence?

“2037” is a 2022 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Mo Hong Jin.

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From the outside, Han Sun Joo’s (Song Yoon Ah) life has always appeared to be nothing short of perfect. Born into a wealthy family, Sun Joo and her younger brother, Han Jung Won (Chansung), were raised without a care in the world. Now as adults, Jung Won has grown up extraordinarily warm-hearted, allowing him to maintain an unwavering sense of optimism while Sun Joo has become the ideal married woman, with a gorgeous home, a devoted husband and a beautiful child. Unfortunately, Sun Joo’s perfect life is on the verge of collapse.

Absolutely penniless when he married Sun Joo, Shin Myung Seop (Lee Sung Jae) has spent the entirety of his married life slowly climbing the ranks of his mother-in-law’s company, the Lahen Group. Now well-established in his career, Myung Seop appears to be a devoted husband and father, yet when he meets Yoon Mi Ra (Jun So Min), things take a complicated turn. Unable to hide his growing feelings for Mi Ra, Myung Seop pursues her and is pleased to find she reciprocates his feelings. Soon entangled in a secret affair, Myung Seop and Mi Ra live in constant fear of discovery.

While Sun Joo may have no idea of her husband’s affair, the same can’t be said of her brother. Devoted to a fault, Jung Won is willing to do anything for his sister, but just how far will he take things once he uncovers the truth?

A story of love and betrayal, “Show Window: The Queen’s House” is a 2021 thriller, mystery, romance drama directed by Kang Sol and Park Dae Hee.

Show Window: The Queen's House

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Magazine reporter Lee Geun Young (Choi Sooyoung)’s career takes a nosedive after she accidentally throws up on top celebrity Hoo Joon (Choi Tae Joon). She is fired, and assumes Hoo Joon orchestrated the sacking. So she stages a one-person protest outside his talent agency, becoming his most notorious “anti-fan.” A TV producer decides to capitalize on her 15 minutes of fame by casting Geun Young alongside Hoo Joon in a reality TV show where they must live together. Geun Young agrees, happy to get a paycheck, while Hoo Joon agrees, thinking it may boost his flagging popularity. Things get off to an explosive start as filming begins. But could Cupid arrive and smooth out their differences? This 2021 South Korean drama series was based on a novel by Kim Eun Jung and was directed by Kang Cheol Woo.

So I Married The Anti-Fan

🥀Hatefully Yours 🙃

Born with the world at her feet, Seo Ri Ae (Jun So Min) was a woman who had everything. The daughter of a well known and highly respected museum director, Ri Ae spent her life surrounded by art. Constantly in awe of the works of beauty around her, Ri Ae’s greatest dream in life was to become an accomplished artist. Sadly, her artistic talent could never live up to the expectations placed on her by both her mother and herself. Frustrated by her work, Ri Ae was on the verge of giving up when fate brought Mo Cheol Woo (Choi Jung Won) into her life.

An incredibly gifted artist without an ounce of luck, Cheol Woo has struggled for years to have his work noticed. After meeting Ri Ae by chance, Cheol Woo sees an opportunity to change his fate and snatches it. Agreeing to let Ri Ae sign her name to his work, both of their lives take a dramatic turn. As fate brings the two artists closer together, they begin to realize they have been missing out of some of life’s greatest treasures.&nbsp;

Working with Cheol Woo, Ri Ae learns to put aside her vanity while Cheol Woo finds a hope he’s never had. Drawing ever closer, the two find an unexpected love, but how long can their happiness last when it’s built on a foundation of lies?

A story of hope and dreams, “The Name” is a 2020 romantic film directed by Heo Dong Woo.

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Arrogant Lee Jae In (Ha Seok Jin) is stunned when his grandfather conditions his inheritance on marrying sweet schoolteacher, Kim Da Hyeon (Jun So Min). Reluctantly, Jae In signs an engagement contract with Da Hyeon, despite being strangers. As the couple endure months together, their differences seem insurmountable, but time may soften even the hardest hearts. Directed by Kang Cheol Woo, this 2016 South Korean romantic comedy series was based on a novel of the same name by Hyun Go Woon.

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Running Man is a reality-variety show that stars Yu Jae Seok, Kim Jong Kook, Haha, Jee Seok Jin, Song Ji Hyo, Lee Kwang Soo, Jeon So Min, and Yang Se Chan. In each episode, they must complete missions at various places to win the race. Each mission is action-packed and hilarious as each member tries to beat the others using their wits and skills. Each week, is filled with fun that includes trust and betrayal, knowledge and skills, physical strengths, and outrageous penalties. Sometimes, they work as a team and cooperate for one common goal. Other times, they betray each other throughout the race in order to win all the honor and glory for themselves. You will be brought to tears each week from laughing at their silly antics.

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The truth doesn't fade away even if we ignore it. The incidents in history are even more so. From the 1970s to the 1990s, and even today, we humbly invite the characters who have lived through the modern history of Korea. The drama "Endless Love" is like a vast picture of modern history where you can see the inspiration and foresight for the future that descendants must live through. As it again shows many incidents in detail written in our history books, we have a new opportunity to imagine what things could have been done differently.

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The royal court can be a treacherous place. Those who have power must fight to keep it. Those who want power will do anything to get it. Queen Insoo (Chae Shi Ra) dreams of becoming the most powerful ruler in the Chosun Dynasty. But Queen Junghee (Kim Mi Sook) and deposed Lady Yoon (Jeon Hye Bin) have the same ambitions. When the three power-hungry women use the people around them to get ahead, can they all get what they want? “Queen Insoo” is a 2011 South Korean historical drama series directed by Lee Tae Gon.

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Today, modern people have even lost love for each other. We shout that the core value of the universe is love, and our life is all about a fight to find that love, but we hide from our closest friends and family like an actor. So we become the loneliest people in the world, dreaming of futile escape and wasting the precious gifts of life. Through the stories with mixed fates, we realize that true love and salvation of the soul are the restorations of humanism. As society rapidly advances, we have become psychological nomads. Where is our haven? This drama is about the restoration of humanism. Humanism and devotion between family members are what we need.

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