Kim Su An is a South Korean child star actress who was born on January 26, 2006. She made her debut in the film release “Sorry, Thanks” in 2011. She has since gone on to appear in movie titles such as “Sprout” (2013) and “Coin Locker Girl” (2015) – as well as the box office smash “Train to Busan” in 2016. She won the Best Supporting Actress prize at the Buil Film Awards for her role in “The Battleship Island” in 2017.

Kim Su An

During the Joseon Dynasty, Yoo Se Poong (Kim Min Jae), a talented royal palace physician, is exiled after being implicated in a conspiracy. Forced into a remote village, he encounters Gye Ji Han (Kim Sang Kyung), a local doctor who sees potential in Se Poong and wants to mentor him. Se Poong also meets Seo Eun Woo (Kim Hyang Gi), a young widow constrained by social conventions that demand she remain faithful to her deceased husband. As these characters' lives intertwine, Se Poong begins to learn compassion and develop his medical skills in unexpected ways. This is a 2022 South Korean historical medical drama directed by Park Won Gook.

Poong, The Joseon Psychiatrist

"Poong, poong… who’s there?" 

Fund manager Seok Woo (Gong Yoo) is a workaholic father who reluctantly agrees to take his daughter to Busan on the KTX train. As they board with other passengers, a sudden zombie outbreak transforms the high-speed train into a terrifying battleground for survival. When an infected passenger turns into a zombie, the infection spreads rapidly through the train, turning most passengers into flesh-eating monsters. Seok Woo must protect his daughter and work with the remaining survivors to navigate the zombie-infested train and landscape. With the military establishing a potential safe zone in Busan, the group fights desperately to avoid infection and reach safety. Their journey becomes a heart-pounding struggle against the zombie pandemic, testing their courage, resourcefulness, and will to survive. This is a 2016 South Korean horror-action film directed by Yeon Sang Ho.

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