When married couple Woo Jin (Esom) and Samuel (Ahn Jae Hong) find their once-passionate relationship dulled by routine, they embark on an unconventional path. Woo Jin, a goal-driven hotel receptionist, and Samuel, a former corporate employee turned taxi driver, struggle with their diminishing marital spark. After discovering a secret about a couple she knows, Woo Jin convinces Samuel to join her in a risky blackmail scheme targeting unfaithful couples. As they delve into exposing others' infidelities, they unexpectedly begin to confront the cracks in their own relationship. Their dangerous new business becomes a potential catalyst for rekindling their lost intimacy and understanding. Will their controversial venture bring them closer together or drive them further apart? This is a 2024 South Korean comedy drama directed by Im Dae Hyung and Jeon Go Woon.

Detective Young Jin, from the regional investigation unit, has only one thing on her mind to solve as many criminal cases as possible as a way to atone for her friend's murder 19 years ago. Then one day, one of these criminal cases hits too close to home again. Her neighbor's son, Eun Ho, seems to have mysteriously fallen off the roof of a hotel and left in a coma. Ruled as an apparent suicide attempt by the authorities, Young Jin senses foul play and decides to take it upon herself to get to the bottom of it. With the help of Eun Ho's homeroom teacher, Sun Woo, they both begin to uncover that Eun Ho's injuries were no accident.

Miss Hammurabi follows the contrasting journeys of two judges in the 44th Civil Affairs Department at the Seoul Central District. Park Cha Oh Reum (Go Ara) is a newly appointed, empathetic judge who is always passionate about fighting injustice, while Im Ba Reun (Kim Myung Soo) is a rigid, principled colleague committed to creating an equal court system. Their differing approaches to judicial work create tension and challenge each other's perspectives on law and human compassion. Together, they must navigate complex legal cases while exploring the intricacies of judicial decision-making and their own personal growth within the court system. This is a 2018 South Korean legal drama directed by Kwak Jung Hwan.

Do Ra Hee (Park Bo Young) begins her dream internship at a major newspaper's entertainment desk, only to be confronted by the volatile section manager Ha Jae Kwan (Jung Jae Young), who immediately shatters her expectations with his aggressive management style. Constantly challenged to produce scandalous stories, Ra Hee struggles to prove her worth while maintaining her journalistic integrity. When assigned a potentially fabricated story about an actor's sexual assault, she courageously decides to investigate the truth independently, risking her internship and professional reputation. Her determination to uncover the real story sets her on a collision course with her demanding boss and the unethical practices of the entertainment media. "You Call it Passion" is a 2015 South Korean movie that was directed and co-written by Jeong Gi Hun.

The value was changed from A drama portraying the lives of doctors who struggle to bring happiness to families and children, "Good Doctor" deals with the pediatricians who save the lives of young children through a steadfast sense of duty and the pain and agony these doctors face. The raw, uncut reality of a pediatrics department bound to be substandard due to the upper management's strict pursuit of profit and a completely illogical insurance system. The actions of the doctors, who take responsibility for the children's futures rather than just simply treating them, make one rethink the question of what adults must truly do for children. "Good Doctor" attempts to show that those with disabilities have feelings and dreams just like everyone else and that they are actually beautiful people who can touch the hearts of all. It delivers a message saying that what these people need is not sympathy and pity, but a sense of belonging, appreciation, and recognition as a member of society.

As conjoined twins Sang Hyun (Cho Seung Woo) and Dong Hyun (Ryu Deok Hwan) have lived their entire lives sharing a single body, they've been confined to their remote family home. When their father invites Park Seung Ah (Nam Sang Mi), a young artist, to help Dong Hyun pursue his dream of becoming a children's book author, the brothers' relationship becomes increasingly strained. While Dong Hyun works with Seung Ah, Sang Hyun remains hidden, silently contemplating his own suppressed desires. As Dong Hyun's resentment towards his brother grows and his longing to be "normal" intensifies, the twins face a critical moment that will test their bond and their ability to accept their unique existence. This is a 2012 South Korean film exploring the complexities of brotherhood, identity, and personal limitations, directed by Ku Hye Sun.

After being found in 918, the kingdom of Goryeo faced a critical existential crisis when the powerful Yuan dynasty tried to subjugate them. In the fictional setting of this drama, a warrior living in the timeline of Goryeo meets a plastic surgeon living in the present day. The plastic surgeon gets kidnapped by the warrior who got an order from the king to find a doctor who can cure the fatally injured queen. The two individuals who were not meant to coexist are brought together to fight their way through the ordeals on the land of Goryeo. The warrior makes a promise that he will return her to her world, but a scheming royal advisor persuades the king to force the surgeon to stay as she can be useful to him. There, the surgeon falls in love with the warrior who is the leader of the royal guard. In this era of change and chaos, love that transcends time and space blooms.

On the Gangbyeon Expressway, a young woman's desperate suicide triggers a four-car accident that brings multiple witnesses to the Yongsan police station. As officers attempt to unravel the mysterious incident, they discover the woman was carrying a memory stick with the final question to a high-stakes television quiz show with a $13 million jackpot. The witnesses, tempted by the potential fortune, each decide to participate in the upcoming show, knowing only twenty-nine questions separate them from life-changing wealth. As they pursue their chance at the prize, questions arise about whether this twist of fate will lead to a scandalous victory or expose darker forces behind the popular program. This is a witty 2010 South Korean satirical comedy film directed by Jang Jin.

During the Korean War in 1950, a North Korean unit led by Rhee Soo Hwa (Jung Jae Young) escapes an ambush and encounters Yeo Il (Kang Hye Jung), a free-spirited mentally challenged woman who brings them to Dongmakgol, a remote village untouched by the conflict. Two South Korean army deserters, Pyo Hyun Chul (Shin Ha Kyun) and Moon Sang Sang (Seo Jae Kyung), also find refuge in this isolated community where villagers are completely unaware of the war. As these rival soldiers from opposing sides converge in this peaceful settlement, tensions rise and the villagers' innocent way of life is threatened. The unexpected encounter challenges the soldiers' perceptions of enemy and friend, setting the stage for a unique exploration of humanity amidst the brutal backdrop of war. This is a 2005 South Korean movie directed by Park Kwang Hyun that offers a poignant look at the human cost of conflict.