Lee Do Ah is a South Korean actress who was born on January 8, 1983. She made her debut in the 2010 movie “Harmony,” and followed up in 2012 with a role in “All About My Wife.” Two years later she appeared in the film “Innocent Thing” (2014). She made her TV drama debut in “Save the Family” (2015).

Lee Do Ah

4MINUTE’s Jeon Ji Yoon, Steve Yuen, Kim Dasom, and more are the stars in an omnibus of five short tales of ordinary folk, their lives, and their loves.

In the opening tale, named “A Time to Leave,” the long-suffering mother of four daughters decides to end her life after months of illness. She tells her daughters that she has terminal cancer, and asks her children to spend three more days with her before she ends her days. Next, in “A Lady at the Bar,” two men at a bar both take a fancy to the same woman and try to win her affections. Which of these suitors will she choose? Or is she interested in neither? Third, in “A Remaining Time,” a couple who love each other decide to ask a soothsayer about their future. But this turns out to be a fateful moment: She tells them that if they stay together, they will surely die – and must break up within 100 days or pay the ultimate price… In the titular “Like a French Film,” a man dotes on a woman who works a night shift, bending over backward to please her with his every action. And in the final tale, “2016. New Year's Film,” new beginnings are all around as January 14 dawns.

“Like a French Film” is a 2016 South Korean movie that was written and directed by Shin Youn Sik.

Like a French Film

Joon Ki (Jang Hyuk) is a handsome former rugby player who has become a PE teacher. He works at a girls' high school, where he is immensely popular among the students. His wife Seo Yeon (Sun Woo Sun) is heavily pregnant with what will be their first child.

Although he is happy with his family life, one of his pupils, Young Eun (Jo Bo Ah), falls for him and makes advances. Overcome with passion, Joon Ki succumbs to temptation and starts what he hopes will be no more than a brief fling with Young Eun.

Once he comes to his senses, he tries to end the relationship and convince Young Eun to stay silent about what happened between the two of them.

However, Young Eun’s love for him has now turned to obsession, and she refuses to end the relationship quietly.

Things threaten to explode when one day he discovers that Young Eun has managed to convince his unsuspecting wife to tutor her…at their home.

“Innocent Thing” is a 2014 thriller movie directed by Kim Tae Kyun.

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