Yoon Ji Wook

Naver TV

Set against the backdrop of Seoul’s most popular tourist spots, including Han River and Bukchon, this drama is a story about a Korean-American writer, Daniel (B1A4's Jinyoung), who was adopted by a family in the US when he was 10 years old. He comes back to Korea to meet his family, including his birth mother, who was forced to put him up for adoption.

During his trip, Daniel meets Yeo Jin (Kwon Mina - also known as Mina of AOA), the editor who helps Daniel to publish his book in Korea. However, it is not long before the duo starts to realize that they are developing feelings for one another.

“Wind-bell” is a 2019 Viki Original Korean drama produced in conjunction with the Seoul Tourism and Sports Bureau.

Wind-bell

Joo Hee (voiced by Kang Jin Ah) is an art school student who dreams of graduating and then moving to France to study. She is the most popular woman at school and also happens to be the most talented artist in her class. She is famously aloof and hard to approach, but her beauty has won her many admirers, including Jung Woo (voiced by Lee Joo Seung). He is a would-be web-based cartoon strip (webtoon) writer, but cannot even pluck up the courage to talk to Joo Hee.

But one fateful day, Dong Hwa (voiced by Jung Young Ki), Jung Woo’s slacker, woman-chasing best friend, asks Joo Hee to cover his shift. Dong Hwa works part-time in the delivery business. Jung Woo agrees, and is told to make a delivery to an expensive apartment complex – where he is shocked to discover that Ju Hee is working in a shady club as an escort to wealthy male clients. She begs him to keep her secret from the rest of the class, and he decides to agree. The shared secret brings them closer together. But when someone else in the class discovers the truth of Ju Hee’s double life, dangerous rumors start to circulate…

“The Senior Class” is a 2016 South Korean animated movie that was directed by Hong Deok Pyo.

The Senior Class

Senior Class Team 

As the right-hand man of one of the country’s most powerful crime lords, Kwang Ho (Park Shin Yang) is used to living with a target on his back. Trusted by his boss and loved by his men, Kwang Ho knows that many would love to take his place, including the overly ambitious Tae Joo (Kim Jung Tae). Knowing it’s only a matter of time before Tae Joo makes his movie, Kwang Ho is ready when the moment finally arrives. Being prepared saved his life, but it didn’t keep Kwang Ho from escaping the fight unscathed.&nbsp;

After stopping Tae Joo’s knife with his bare hands, Kwang Ho’s life begins to take a strange turn. With voices calling to him from the great beyond, and objects inexplicably moving around him, Kwang Ho isn’t sure what’s going on. The only thing he does know is that it needs to stop. Now. Indirectly chased by a seemingly possessed newspaper into the parlor of a fortune-teller named Myung (Uhm Ji Won), Kwang Ho demands answers. Informing him that the incident with Tae Joo’s knife inadvertently altered his palm’s fate line, Myung goes on to explain that Kwang Ho is now possessed by a spirit and destined to become a shaman.&nbsp;

Unable to escape his new destiny, yet unwilling to give up his old life, Kwang Ho begins to live a double life. Spending his days as a shaman and his nights as a criminal, Kwang Ho tries to keep his two lives secret and separate but when Tae Joo and his men begin sniffing around, it doesn’t take long for them to uncover his secret. With the truth uncovered, will Kwang Ho be able to thwart Tae Joo’s plan to destroy him?

Nominated for several awards, “Man on the Edge” is a 2013 South Korean supernatural comedy film directed by Jo Jin Kyu.

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