Na Moon Hee is a South Korean actress who was born in Beijing, China, on November 30, 1941. She debuted in 1960 and has continued to act in television dramas and films ever since. She starred in movies such as “Harmony” (2010) and “Miss Granny” (2014) – and scored a hit in the sitcom “High Kick” (2006-2007). More recently, she appeared in “Taxi Driver” (2021) and the 2022 film “My Perfect Roommate.”

Na Moon Hee

A third-term congresswoman with an incredibly sharp wit and an even sharper tongue, Joo Sang Sook (Ra Mi Ran) has worked hard to be where she is today. Able to talk her way into and out of anything she’d like, Sang Sook has built her entire political career on pretty words, the only problem is, every one of those words has been nothing but a lie. Currently running for her fourth term, Sang Sook is busy promising constituents everything they want to hear, but whether she follows through on any of her promises remains to be seen.&nbsp;

With only a few days left before the election, Sang Sook takes a much-needed break from the busy campaign trail to visit her grandmother. Living far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Kim Ok Hee (Na Moon Hee) is tired of watching from afar as her granddaughter lies her way into office. Saying as much upon Sang Sook’s arrival, Ok Hee wishes, with all of her heart, that Sang Sook would never be able to lie again. Getting exactly what she wishes for, Ok Hee is delighted and Sang Sook is mortified when she wakes the next morning to find that she is completely incapable of telling a lie.&nbsp;

As election day draws ever-closer, Sang Sook is desperate to win the hearts of the people but it seems impossible when her entire campaign has been built around nothing but lies. Will this curse of honesty prove to be her undoing or will she find a way to make it work in her favor?

Adapted from the Brazilian movie “O Candidato Honesto” directed by Roberto Santucci, “Honest Candidate” is a 2020 comedy film directed by Jang Yoo Jung.

Honest Candidate

📢 The Truthful Liars Team 🤫

JTBC

Ten years after a tragic mall collapse that claimed 48 lives, Ha Moon Soo (Won Jin Ah), Lee Gang Doo (Lee Jun Ho), and Seo Joo Won (Lee Ki Woo) – find their paths crossing once again when a new construction project takes place at the site of the disaster. Moon Soo, now a detail-focused builder, works for Joo Won, the architect behind the new construction, while Kang Doo, struggling to make ends meet, takes a job on the site. As they confront old wounds and lingering trauma, can they find healing amid the pain? This 2017 Korean drama was directed by Kim Jin Won.

Just Between Lovers

The Fated Lovers Team

A mother will do anything for her children and make personal sacrifices for their future happiness. Han Song Jung (Kim Mi Sook) is a single mother who balances her work as a novelist and raising three daughters on her own. Her greatest hope is that all three of her girls – Da Ae (Hwang Woo Seul Hye), Da Jung (Park Se Young) and Da In (Go Woo Ri) – can marry good men and live a happy life. When they meet Seo Jae Woo (Lee Sang Woo), the grandson of the family next door, will his brusque but kind-hearted nature appeal to one of the daughters? And what could life have in store for the self-sacrificing mother that she didn’t expect? “Glorious Day,” also known as “Good Day” and “Feel-Good Day,” is a 2014 South Korean drama series directed by Hong Sung Chang.

Glorious Day

The Glorious Team

SBS, KOCOWA

Ji Ho and In Ha are brothers beyond the spotlight. Unfortunately, the death of their father had led to circumstances that made them hate each other. They fight over the company left to them by their father while dealing with their problems with their mothers. One day, they find out that it was perfect revenge towards their mother, Young Rang, who gets backstabbed by a man who died 14 years ago. They seek the truth, but they're not sure if it's the truth that will save them from all the pain.

Five Fingers

The Magical Fingers Team

Three generations live together on the fourth floor of the Lee Soon Jae Women's Oriental Medical Clinic building. The first generation is Soon Jae and his wife, Moon Hee, and the second is Jun Ha and his wife, Hae Mi. Min Ho and Yun Ho, the sons of Jun Ha and Hae Mi, are the third generation. Soon Jae's second son, Min Yong, who lives in the attic after divorcing his wife and losing their apartment to her, completes the family. Min Yong is also a gym teacher at the high school that Min Ho and Yun Ho attend. Their homeroom teacher, Min Jung, who teaches English, falls in love with Min Yong. Yu Mi, Seung Hyun, and Beom are friends of Min Ho and Yun Ho. Yu Mi is the girl next door, and her beauty smites Min Ho at first sight. We invite you to join the family and its neighbors and enjoy watching their day-to-day lives that are full of ups and downs.

High Kick

Research shows over 73 percent of Korean women believe they\u2019re fat. And among those 73 percent, our heroine Kim Sam Soon exists. She\u2019s a heartbroken 29-year-old woman. She didn\u2019t go to college, got fired on Christmas, nor she has a lover or a lovely car. She lives in harsh reality but still dreams like any other 29-year-old woman. She dreams of having a movie-like romance with her ideal man, but she knows it is unlikely to happen. When she buries herself in work, it feels like she can carry on without getting married and just travel around the world. But sometimes, her heart flutters to a kind man, and she starts to get afraid of how time flies. She feels like she\u2019ll be able to achieve all her dreams if she can just suddenly hit the jackpot. To all Sam Soons, we present you this romance. We hope you stay strong just like Sam Soon. May life deceives you, and you shed tears over love, but don\u2019t let yourselves down but firm your heart up.

My Lovely Sam Soon

The Kang family, led by patriarch Kang Dae Gu (Park In Hwan), moves to the mountains to pursue their dream of opening a remote lodge. The family is excited to welcome their first guests, but each one dies under peculiar circumstances, ranging from suicide to a murder-for-hire attempt gone wrong. To avoid negative publicity, the Kangs decide to bury the bodies in the forest, only to find the corpses nearly exposed after a rainstorm. Will the Kangs manage to turn things around, or are they – and their lodge – doomed to fail? The Quiet Family is an award-winning 1998 South Korean dark comedy-horror movie written and directed by Kim Jee Won.

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