Lee Min Ki

After renowned heart specialist Cha Seung Do's (Park Shin Yang) daughter Cha So Mi (Lee Re) begins exhibiting strange and terrifying symptoms after a heart transplant, he and his wife fear that something has gone horribly wrong. Desperate to save her, they turn to Priest Bahn Hae Sin (Lee Min Ki), who believes So Mi is possessed by a demon and performs an exorcism, but So Mi tragically dies during the ritual. Devastated and in denial, Seung Do refuses to accept her death, convinced that her heart is still beating. Over the three days of So Mi's funeral, Seung Do and Priest Bahn clash over the reality of the situation – but supernatural forces beyond their control lurk just below the surface.

Devils Stay

Bahn Hae Sin

KBS2

Cha Jeong Woo (Lee Min Ki) is one of the best plastic surgeons in the country, possessing great anatomical knowledge and surgical skill. However, his bedside manner is sorely lacking, and he's known for his poor communication towards patients. His reputation comes crashing down when a suicide case was linked to his refusal of a patient's surgery. To rehabilitate his image, Jeong Woo starts working on a new group of patients – victims of violent crimes who need reconstructive surgery. In the process, Jeong Woo crosses paths with homicide detective Lee Min Hyeong (Han Ji Hyeon), and while they initially butt heads, they begin to respect each other as Jeong Woo helps Min Hyeong solve crimes. However, during their investigations, an old mystery resurfaces: is there something more behind the incident that cost Jeong Woo's past lover her life?

Face Me

✨ The Marvellous ✨ team

Cha Jeong Woo

JTBC

Top actress Han Se Kye (Seo Hyun Jin) has a habit for disappearing out of the blue. But it's for a good reason: her appearance completely changes for one week every month. When she encounters Seo Do Jae (Lee Min Ki), a brilliant airline executive with prosopagnosia – the inability to recognize faces – their lives intertwine in unexpected ways. Remarkably, Se Kye is the only person whose face Do Jae can actually recognize. As their connection deepens, they must navigate the challenges of her unpredictable transformations and his unique condition. This is a 2019 South Korean romantic comedy-drama directed by Song Hyun Wook.

Beauty Inside

Lee Yeong Joon (Park Seo Joon) is the arrogant hotshot vice president of his family’s company, thanks to the tireless efforts of his incredibly talented secretary, Kim Mi So (Park Min Young). With her by his side for the last nine years, Yeong Joon has been able to appear like the shining star he believes he is. But when Mi So suddenly decides to quit, Yeong Joon quickly realizes just how important she is... and not just to his career. Jealous over his older brother, Lee Seong Yeon’s (Lee Tae Hwan) growing relationship with Mi So, Yeong Joon decides it’s time to get his secretary back, no matter what. Based on the novel of the same name by Jung Kyung Yoon, this 2018 South Korean romantic comedy series was directed by Park Joon Hwa.

What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim

The Perfect Secretaries Team

Nam Sae Hee (Lee Min Ki), a socially awkward IT employee in his early 30s, has exhausted his savings buying a house, leaving him financially strained. Yoon Ji Ho (Jung So Min), a struggling writer in her 30s, finds herself homeless and struggling to make ends meet. When Ji Ho becomes a tenant in Sae Hee's house, their unexpected living arrangement sets the stage for a unique relationship. As they navigate their personal, familial, and financial challenges together, they begin to discover unexpected connections and support in each other's lives. Their journey raises questions about love, survival, and personal growth in difficult economic circumstances. This is a 2017 South Korean drama series directed by Park Joon Hwa.

Because This Is My First Life

The Scrimp & Scrape Team

Nam Se Hee

Twenty five-year-old Soo Myung (Yeo Jin Goo) has resigned himself to a life of living in psychiatric hospitals after his mother's suicide six years prior left him with severe mental trauma. Twenty five-year-old Seung Min (Lee Min Ki), however, will do no such thing – after being forced into the facility by his half-brother in an attempt to seize Seung Min's inheritance, he plans to break out by any means necessary. Soon enough, the formerly-passive Soo Myung finds himself swept up in Seung Min's escape attempts, bringing the two closer together despite opposition from the abusive staff. Can these young men defy the odds and find their way to freedom? This film is adapted from Jeong You Jeong's novel of the same name.

Shoot Me in the Heart

Shoot Me in the Heart Team

Ryu Seung Min

A former professional athlete loses everything in his lust for money.

Lee Hwan (Lee Min Ki) was a professional baseball player who was kicked out of the league after being implicated in a game-fixing scandal. He goes to work for Jung Sang Ha (Park Sung Woong), a powerful crime boss who operates Emperor Capital, the largest private loan company in Busan. Sang Ha takes the naïve Lee Hwan under his wings and shows him the life that money and power can get him, and Lee Hwan begins to climb the ranks of the dangerous loan shark business.

Lee Hwan meets bar owner Cha Yeon Soo (Lee Tae Im) and falls in love with her. But when Yeon Soo disappears one day, Lee Hwan suspects that his boss had something to do with it.

Will Lee Hwan have the courage to go after his mentor to save the woman he loves?

“For the Emperor” is a 2014 South Korean film directed by Park Sang Joon.

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