Shin Eun Soo is an up-and-coming South Korean actress who was born on October 23, 2002. She was recruited by talent agency JYP Entertainment in 2014 as a trainee singer and actress, and made her big-screen debut in the lead role of the 2016 movie “Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned.” She has also gone on to make a name for herself in the world of dramas and has starred in series “Legend of the Blue Sea” (2016), as well as “Bad Papa (2018) and the more recent movie “Homme Fatale” (2019).

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In 2023, Ha Eun Gyeol (Ryeoun) is a high schooler and a budding rock musician. He stumbles upon a magical music store that sends him back in time to 1995… where he comes face-to-face with his father Ha Lee Chan (Choi Hyun Wook), who is still in high school! Things get even weirder when he discovers that Lee Chan has a crush on the icy cellist Se Kyeong (Seol In Ah) – not Eun Gyeol's mother, Cheong Ah (Shin Eun Soo)! To try and make things right, Eun Gyeol must join a band fronted by his father. Can Eun Gyeol bring his future parents together? And will he ever get back to his “modern” life? This 2023 South Korean drama series was directed by Son Jong Hyun.

Twinkling Watermelon

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Lee Yeo Reum (Seolhyun) is a young woman whose career and life are going very well: She has just been awarded permanent contract status at work, and she has a boyfriend she likes very much. But work is starting to get stressful, and then she is hit with a double whammy of misfortune. Her mother dies in a tragic accident just moments after she is dumped by her boyfriend. Feeling utterly dejected and burned out, she decides to quit her job, head to the seaside, and do absolutely nothing for a while – at least until she can recharge her batteries and recover mentally.

She moves to a small seaside village named Angok. And it is here that she meets An Dae Beom (Im Siwan), a stuttering librarian who also has his share of skeletons in the closet. Many years ago, he was a math prodigy with a bright academic future ahead of him. But circumstances have forced him away from the big city and the scholastic life. What will happen when these two lost souls meet – and will a spell of “doing nothing” in this small town really cure their ills?

This drama was adapted from the web-based cartoon (webtoon) series by Joo Young Hyun.

“Summer Strike” is a 2022 South Korean drama series that was directed by Lee Yoon Jung.

Summer Strike

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The KBS Drama Special is back as always in 2022. From a suspenseful psychological thriller about desire starring young actors to a fantasy story where villains are punished with a superpower to a heart-warming coming-of-age drama about ballet to a story about a 19-year-old being lost and in love for the first time to the romance among COVID-19 patients in the isolated ward to a story about a man who is serious about panties and life to a frolicsome, touching romantic comedy and to the last episode set in a military base, this year's drama special is coming back with eight one-act dramas full of vibrant charms, commemorating the 38th anniversary.

2022 KBS Drama Special

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Ten years ago, Gyeong Wu&nbsp;Yeon (Shin Ye Eun) and Lee Su (Ong Seong Wu) missed their chance at love due to a misunderstanding, despite both harboring deep feelings for each other. Now, a decade later, Wu&nbsp;Yeon, a calligrapher, and Lee Su, a professional photographer, still struggle with their unspoken emotions and missed opportunities. As their feelings intensify, Wu&nbsp;Yeon and Lee Su realize that their feelings are too strong to remain hidden. Will they overcome past misunderstandings and seize their chance for a happy ending, or will they remain forever caught in a cycle of what-ifs? This 2020 South Korean drama was directed by Choi Sung Bum.

More Than Friends

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Heo Saek (Lee Junho), the son of a gisaeng, grows up understanding the hardships of women in Joseon's entertainment world. When his aunt's gibang, Yeonpoonggak, begins to fail, he becomes the first male gisaeng to help save the business. His charming looks and skills quickly make him popular among women. However, he meets his match in Hae Won (Jung So Min), a beautiful woman whose sharp mind and progressive thinking intimidate most men. Despite her initial resistance, Heo Saek is determined to win her over and uncover the mystery behind her unique personality. As they interact, both begin to wonder if they might be each other's true love. This is a delightful 2019 South Korean historical romantic comedy film directed by Nam Dae Joong.