Ryu Hyun Kyung is a South Korean actress and film director. Born on March 10, 1983, she made her acting debut in the 1996 television drama “Oxtail Soup” at the age of 12. She is best known for her roles in the films “The Servant” (2010), “Cyrano Agency” “Mama” (2011) and “Two Weddings and a Funeral” (2012) as well as the television dramas “Empress Ki” (2013), “The Lover” (2015) and “20th Century Boy and Girl” (2017). Ryu Hyun Kyung also has directed short films and music videos for singer Jung In.

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In modern society, some people are neglected and suffering. They are often involved in unfortunate events, such as industrial accidents, and end up dying. Most of the disasters could be prevented in advance with little attention. However, some companies or public organizations tend not to prepare for potential accidents because of the high cost. That's how industrial accidents take place. Doctor Detective is a drama where medical doctors treat the patients suffering from industrial accidents and look into the truth behind the accidents. The drama story starts when Joong Eun, an enormously talented medical doctor, gets to join an undiagnosed disease center(UDC) in the middle of experiencing difficulties in her personal life. And she starts to look into her patients' diseases caused by industrial accidents and work on revealing the truth concealed by those with power.

Doctor Detective

Despite the fact that Oh In Sook (Ryu Hyun Kyung) has dedicated her entire life to her art, she has yet to find any sort of success. Having spent the last few years studying oriental painting in Denmark, In Sook, now known as Giselle, is ready to return to South Korea to hold her first exhibition. But no matter how hard she tries, or how many galleries she visits, her proposals for an exhibition are constantly rejected.

On the verge of giving up, Giselle happens to meet Jae Bum (Park Jung Min), a cunning art sales representative who sees the potential in Giselle’s work. With the help of his colleague James (Moon Jong Won), Jae Bum raises Giselle’s work from obscurity to a place of prominence within the art community. Finally able to hold her first exhibition, Giselle is beside herself but before she can thoroughly enjoy her success, tragedy strikes.

Believing Giselle to be dead, Jae Bum sees this as the perfect time to cash in on the late artist’s success. Hiking the prices on her work, Jae Bum is set to make a fortune, but his plans are put on hold by the appearance of a very unexpected visitor. What will he do, now that his once-deceased artist appears to be reborn?

“The Artist: Reborn” is a 2017 drama film directed by Kim Kyoung Won.

The Artist: Reborn

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For the past eight years, Myung Seok (Kim Dong Wook) has been attempting to pass the bar exam. Unfortunately, no matter how hard he studies, he can never earn a passing grade. Stuck in a seemingly endless loop of failure, Myung Seok’s greatest source of comfort lies in his two best friends, Hae Goo (Son Ho Jun) and Dal Soo (Im Won Hee).

As a contracted call center employee, Dal Soo understands Myung Seok’s frustration. Working at a job without a future, Dal Soo uses his love of a popular idol girl group to help numb the pain of his humdrum life. Hae Goo, on the other hand, makes a living selling an impotence drug to other struggling men. Together they don’t seem to have much in the way of a future but for them, that’s all the inspiration they need to break free of the norm and go have a little fun. Taking a trip to Busan, the trio plan to spend their extended weekend at Haeundae Beach, drinking away their woes.

Unfortunately, their leisurely trip takes an unexpected turn and soon they find themselves facing the biggest problem of their lives. Will they be able to find a way out of the mess they’ve landed in before things get worse?

One hilarious misadventure after another, “Three Summer Nights” is a 2015 South Korean comedy film directed by Kim Sang Jin.

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