Jo Min Soo is a South Korean actress who was born in Seoul, South Korea, on January 29, 1965. She debuted in 1986 when she was selected to work as an actress by the TV network KBS – later that year going on to star in the film “Chung: Blue Sketch.” She has since gone on to become a major star of the small and big screen and in 2012 featured in the movie “Pietà.” She has since gone on to star in the films “Venus Talk” (2014) and “The Witch: Subversion” (2018).

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Two years ago, No Jeong Yeol (Kang Ha Neul) and Hong Na Ra (Jung So Min) were so madly in love that they decided to go against both of their family’s wishes and get married. While at the time, it may have seemed that their love would be enough to get them through whatever hardships might come their way, two years of married life have brought them to a very different place.

Agreeing that the time has come for them to go their separate ways, Jeong Yeol and Na Ra head to the courthouse to make their separation official. Leaving the courthouse with a 30-day divorce settlement period, the once-happy couple now has a month to settle things between them but an unexpected car accident on the way home leaves them both with a severe case of amnesia. What should have been a very simple divorce settlement turns complicated when Jeong Yeol and Na Ra find themselves falling in love with each other all over again.

Horrified to see the young couple falling in love once more, Jeong Yeol and Na Ra’s families devise an elaborate 30-day plan to help them regain their memories and end their marriage. Will their complicated schemes work in keeping the two apart or will it only serve to bring them closer together?

A delightful romantic romp, “Love Reset” is a 2023 South Korean romantic comedy film directed by Nam Dae Jung.

Love Reset

An aspiring singer, Soon Deok (Cheetah) has spent countless hours in Itaewon, performing under the stage name of Blue. Now that she’s starting to get a little attention, it seems that her hard work might be starting to pay off. But just as things are finally starting to feel like they might be going right, she receives a surprise visit by the last person she ever expected to see: her estranged mother (Jo Min Soo).

Less than thrilled by this sudden meeting, Soon Deok is ready to walk away; but when her mother explains the reason for her visit, she quickly changes her mind. Learning that her little sister, Yoo Ri (Choi Ji Su), has run away with all of their money, the estranged mother and daughter team up to find her. Scouring the streets of Itaewon, the two set out on a desperate quest to find Yoo Ri and retrieve their money; but the task proves to be more difficult than either of them could have imagined.

Brought together by unlikely circumstances, the mother-daughter duo are forced to face a number of uncomfortable truths, but nothing is as shocking as the secret they discover along the way. Will they be able to handle the truth, once it’s finally revealed?

“Jazzy Misfits” is a 2020 family comedy drama film directed by Nam Yeon Woo.

Jazzy Misfits

Climbing the High Life

At a macabre secret hospital, twisted scientists perform bizarre experiments on children, led by the single-minded Doctor Baek (Jo Min Soo) and her sidekick Choi (Park Hee Soon). When something goes wrong, the scientists try to shut down the operation in the cruelest possible manner. But one young girl escapes their clutches, making her way to a farmhouse, where she collapses. When she comes to, she meets a couple who decide to take her in and treat her as if she were their own daughter.

A decade later, the girl, named Ja Yoon (Kim Da Mi), has grown into a young woman...with remarkable telekinetic powers. She remembers nothing of her past before coming to the farmhouse. However, her adoptive parents have run into financial and health-related difficulties, and she realizes that money could help dig them out of this quagmire. So she decides to enter a reality TV contest in Seoul, hoping to scoop the prize money by using her telekinetic powers to wow the jury. But on her travels she meets a mysterious man (Choi Woo Shik) who claims to know her. As she begins her adventures, shadowy figures from the past re-emerge...bent on bringing her back under their control!

“The Witch: Subversion” is a 2018 South Korean film that was written and directed by Park Hoon Jung.

The Witch: Subversion

Wicked Witchery Team

Ji Hye is a proud woman who speaks her mind and works as a writer for a radio show. Tae Wook meets Ji Hye at a private gathering, and after two years of keeping an eye on her, he decides to ask her out. After a year of dating, Ji Hye accepts his marriage proposal despite being unsure about her feelings for him. Tae Wook is a prosecutor and successor of a conglomerate group who decides to marry Ji Hye against his father's wishes. However, Ji Hye asks to call off their engagement because she can't withstand the overwhelming pressure of her future in-laws. Ji Hye then leaves for a trip to Jeju Island, where she meets and falls in love with Hyun Woo, paving the way for these three people's stormy and complicated future.

Goddess of Marriage

The Goddesses Team

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Gang Jin, who moved around frequently with her mother, now works as a bartender to get by while she studies to be the top student in school. Living a rough life and raised with strong values, Gang Jin finds her only hope of love in Ji Wan at the end of his teen years. Yet when Ji Wan loses her older brother when he tries to find Gang Jin\u2019s pendant, she leaves her hometown, and they separate. It is not until ten years later that Gang Jin and Ji Wan reunite.

Will It Snow for Christmas?

Han Eok Kwan, an orphan and a gangster, lives off of gambling and taking money from merchants. One day, he takes in Jae Soo, the son of a woman he had lived with in the past, and becomes a father. When Eok Kwan is about to give up his life, he meets Hye Rim, the mother of Soo Ah and Kyung Ho. Eok Kwan and Hye Rim marry, but she dies shortly after. Soo Ah grows to resent Eok Kwan after her mother's death. Kyung Ho has also had a troubled youth. Jae Soo ends up in prison for his love for Soo Ah and his guilt over Kyung Ho. Eok Kwan lives with them as their father in a twisted family relationship.

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