Yoo Da Hee (Lee Sun Bin) is one of the Chinese Ministry of State Security’s top secret agents. When her department receives information about an arms smuggling ring in South Korea, she is sent to close the net on the smugglers. Part of the plan involves linking up with a South Korean special operative. But due to a case of mistaken identity, she is unexpectedly told to meet up with Woo Soo Han (Kim Young Kwang), a bumbling and inexperienced private detective whose small-fry cases include searching for missing dogs. Yoo Da Hee has no idea that Woo Soo Han is not the operative she was dispatched to link up with and proceeds to include him in his plans to foil the arms ring. He, in turn, mistakenly believes that he has been earmarked by the secret service and fast-tracked to the top so decides to cooperate. But things start to get very real when key witnesses are murdered, leaving this unlikely duo as the chief suspects... “Mission: Possible” is a 2020 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Kim Hyung Joo.

Mi Young (Uhm Jung Hwa), a hardworking kkwabaegi shop owner, and her husband Seok Hwan (Park Sung Woong) are thrilled when he wins an all-expenses-paid trip to Hawaii. Their excitement quickly turns to terror when their flight is hijacked by terrorists. Refusing to let their first international vacation end in disaster, the ordinary couple transforms into unexpected heroes, determined to save their fellow passengers. Despite being just a donut shop owner and computer repairman, Mi Young and Seok Hwan use their wits and courage to fight back against the dangerous hijackers. This is a 2020 South Korean action comedy film directed by Lee Chul Ha.

Jin Kang Ho (Cha Tae Hyun), an enthusiastic and effective detective known for his unorthodox methods, struggles to work with colleagues due to his intense approach to solving crimes. When he meets Kang Moo Young (Lee Sun Bin), an equally passionate investigative program producer, they form an unlikely partnership to tackle unsolvable cases. Joined by a former criminal profiler, a bar CEO with a fighting background, and a skilled funeral director, this unconventional team becomes a formidable crime-fighting unit. Together, they pursue justice using their unique skills and unwavering determination. This is a 2020 South Korean crime action investigation drama directed by Kang Hyo Jin.

During the Joseon Dynasty, Crown Prince (not named) plans a coup against King Lee Jo (Kim Eui Sang), who is subservient to the Qing Emperor, by acquiring arquebuses from Dutch traders. War minister Kim Ja Joon (Jang Dong Gun) exposes and foils the prince's scheme, forcing him to agree to suicide while sending a message to his brother Gang Lim (Hyun Bin) to protect his pregnant wife. When Kim Ja Joon's troops board the Dutch ships to seize weapons, a soldier is bitten by a zombie, unknowingly spreading a savage infection that quickly transforms an entire village into flesh-eating monsters. Gang Lim must now navigate the dangerous landscape of political intrigue and zombie outbreak to save his sister-in-law from dual threats. This is a 2018 South Korean horror-action movie directed by Kim Sung Hoon.

Jun Oh was once a popular leader of the band Dreamers but is now at the lowest point in his career. Since he was a young trainee, he has never done anything without the help of his manager. He has now become a useless person stranded on a deserted island. Ra Bong Hee is Jun Oh's stylist and has lived her life within the tyranny of modern society. However, she is a skillful swimmer and fisher since her family has lived by the sea. Like a weed with a relentless will to survive, she shows her uprising against oppression on the deserted island. Nine characters, including Jun Oh and Bong Hee, face each other in sharp conflict on a deserted island where money, honor, and fame mean nothing. The only thing that matters is their ability to survive. Will love and friendship overcome boundaries when an extreme situation arises, and each individual's nature becomes exposed as the roles of the privileged and oppressed change?