Live Action - Korean

So-hwa is falsely accused and is forced to leave the palace. Despite Chuh-sun's desperate attempts to save her, he is forced to do the unthinkable. Chuh-sun protects and cares for So-hwa's son, who eventually becomes the new king. When the new king learns of his mother's awful plight, he and his advisors make everyone pay. With the country in turmoil, will Chuh-sun's pleas to the king be enough to stop the madness?

At the height of the 16th-century Chosun Dynasty, a pair of rural male actors - boisterous, macho Jang-seng and quiet, feminine Gong-gil - travel to Seoul and team up with a struggling acting troupe. When their irreverent show mocks the famously hedonistic king, they're promptly arrested, but given a chance to spare themselves if they can make the king laugh. To everyone's surprise, the ecstatic monarch loves the show and names the actors official court jesters. But the king's attentiveness to Gong-gil makes it quickly apparent that humor isn't the only thing motivating his generosity.

In this stunning Korean version of the Ron Howard firefighter film Backdraft (and with more spectacular fire special effects and stuntwork), a dedicated firefighter and his fellow brothers must risk their lives to put out a series of fires believed to be set by an arsonist who escaped from prison. With truly amazing set pieces and a jaw-droppingly fiery climax, Libera Me is a stirring tale of fearless bravery against one of natures most antagonizing forces!

Detective Chung-su takes a secret mission from a dying president of a big company to find his first love before he dies. The only information the detective has is that her name is Kkotnim and she now lives on an island called Tongbaek. He rides on a private boat to the island, but the boat is wrecked in a fierce storm, and Chung-su and another passenger find themselves lying on the shore of a strange island. In the struggle to escape from the island, Chung-su meets up with five grandmothers who will not let them escape.

While working in a coffee shop, Ji-Hwan catches a glimpse of Su-In (Son Yeh Jin, Alone in Love) and her friend Gyeong-Heui (Lee Eun-Joo, Phoenix). Ji-Hwan is instantly attracted to the beautiful Su-In and immediately proclaims his love. Although Su-In rejects Ji-Hwan's affection, the three become close friends. But as their lives take unexpected and emotional turns, the trio's future becomes uncertain.

Ma-Ri's life changed the minute she was born. The soul of an aborted child entered her body, and from that moment her life was no longer her own. Now co-existing in the same body as Ma-Ri, this paranormal phenomenon - called "M" - uses unimaginable powers to seek revenge against the world.

Myeong-jin and Jeong-wu are studying cello at the same conservatory. Myeong-jin is in awe of Jeong-wu's talent. Ji-eun, a piano student, is creating her own composition, "Magic." Jeong-wu offers to play it for her, but on the day of the performance, he collapses on stage, leaving Myeong-jin to complete the concert herself. While Ji-eun nurses Jeong-wu back to health, Myeong-jin offers to step in for Jeong-wu, but she refuses. After Jeong-wu passes away, Ji-eun seeks out Myeong-jin. She plays "Magic" one final time...

Taesik, a former special agent, becomes a loner after losing his wife in a miserable accident and lives a bitter life running a pawn shop. He only has a few customers and a friend named Somi, a little girl next door. When Somi is kidnapped by a gang, Taesik tries to save her by becoming deeply associated with the gang. Will his mysterious past be revealed?

Taesik, a former special agent, becomes a loner after losing his wife in a miserable accident and lives a bitter life running a pawn shop. He only has a few customers and a friend name Somi, a little girl next door. As Taesik spends more time with Somi, he befriends her. When Somi is kidnapped by a gang, Taesik tries to save her by becoming deeply associated with the gang. Will his mysterious past get revealed?

Having lost his parents at a young age, Min-woo takes care of his younger brother Jin-woo much like a father would. He harbors a secret crush on Shin-ae, a nurse he meets at a church gathering, and persuades her to go on a date with him to the movies. Not long after the film begins, however, they hear the sound of sirens and are rushed out of the theater. Outside they find chaos in the streets: tear gas dances wildly and soldiers mobilized for crowd control have taken to violent beatings. Bewildered and enraged, the citizens form a militia, determined to protect the ones they love.

When Min-Ah discovers a shared diary she is soon fascinated to discover that two girls she assumed were little more than close friends were engaged in a much closer, forbidden relationship. As she reads on she is unable to tear her eyes away from the literally page-turning high drama of her classmates' lives, and the allure of the secret diary begins to take over.