Choi Ji Su

Pil Sun (Lee Hye Ri), a high schooler from the southern city of Geoje, loves dancing, but isn't able to secure a designated dance practice space at school unless she's part of a club. She, along with her friend Mi Na (Park Se Wan) decide to start a cheerleading club – and their first member is Se Hyun (Jo A Ram), a transfer student from Seoul who used to be a cheerleader at her previous school. Pil Sun, Mi Na, and Se Hyun are able to recruit enough girls to form a nine-member team, dubbed the "Millennium Girls" to mark the turn of the 20th century. Their mission now is to lead the perpetually last-place Geoje High School soccer team, led by goalie Chi Hyung (Lee Jung Ha), to victory, despite being complete novices to cheerleading themselves. Can the Millennium Girls successfully navigate their way through high school and cheer their school soccer team out of their losing streak? This 2024 Korean movie was directed by Park Bum Soo.

Victory

So Hee

A group of high schoolers goes on a musical adventure as they edge toward the end of their schooldays – forming a band.

But not long after they have begun, a new journey gets underway: romance. And it is a force that threatens to sow the seeds of disharmony in the band.

The band’s lead singer is Yoo Ha Young (Mi Yeon), whose YouTube cover version of a popular song became a viral online hit.

However, she wants to become a singer in her own right – someone who is known for performing original material, rather than covers.

But it looks like the group’s guitarist, Yoo Ha Young’s close friend Lee Ji Hoon (Hwi Young), is developing feelings for her – as is Gong Chan Young (Kim Min Chul), an older keyboard player who also joins the band.

Meanwhile, there are also sparks flying between bassist and Yoo Ha Young’s best friend Lim Seo Eun (Choi Ji Su) and the band’s eclectic drummer and academic no-hoper Shim Tae Young (Marco).

“Replay” is a 2021 South Korean film that was directed by Go Hee Seob.

Replay (Movie)

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A group of high schoolers goes on a musical adventure as they edge toward the end of their schooldays – forming a band.

But not long after they have begun, a new journey gets underway: romance. And it is a force that threatens to sow the seeds of disharmony in the band.

The band’s lead singer is Yoo Ha Young (Mi Yeon), whose YouTube cover version of a popular song became a viral online hit.

However, she wants to become a singer in her own right – someone who is known for performing original material, rather than covers.

But it looks like the group’s guitarist, Yoo Ha Young’s close friend Lee Ji Hoon (Hwi Young), is developing feelings for her – as is Gong Chan Young (Kim Min Chul), an older keyboard player who also joins the band.

Meanwhile, there are also sparks flying between bassist and Yoo Ha Young’s best friend Lim Seo Eun (Choi Ji Su) and the band’s eclectic drummer and academic no-hoper Shim Tae Young (Marco).

“Replay” is a 2021 South Korean drama series that was directed by Go Hee Seob.

Replay

An aspiring singer, Soon Deok (Cheetah) has spent countless hours in Itaewon, performing under the stage name of Blue. Now that she’s starting to get a little attention, it seems that her hard work might be starting to pay off. But just as things are finally starting to feel like they might be going right, she receives a surprise visit by the last person she ever expected to see: her estranged mother (Jo Min Soo).

Less than thrilled by this sudden meeting, Soon Deok is ready to walk away; but when her mother explains the reason for her visit, she quickly changes her mind. Learning that her little sister, Yoo Ri (Choi Ji Su), has run away with all of their money, the estranged mother and daughter team up to find her. Scouring the streets of Itaewon, the two set out on a desperate quest to find Yoo Ri and retrieve their money; but the task proves to be more difficult than either of them could have imagined.

Brought together by unlikely circumstances, the mother-daughter duo are forced to face a number of uncomfortable truths, but nothing is as shocking as the secret they discover along the way. Will they be able to handle the truth, once it’s finally revealed?

“Jazzy Misfits” is a 2020 family comedy drama film directed by Nam Yeon Woo.

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