Live Action - Korean

Hye-ri is a prosecutor whose natural talent and intelligence play second fiddle to her flighty princess airs and fashion obsession. Soon she finds herself being politely shuffled to the corner by her colleagues, including her super-serious mentor Se-joon. Hye-ri wants to prove herself to her doubting colleagues, but her efforts often lead to trouble. Fortunately, In Woo, a mysterious, dashing lawyer with a devilish smile and a hidden agenda, keeps showing up to rescue the princess in distress.

Noh Eun-seol has no job and no prospects, but she does have a mean punch and an unbeatable spirit. Intrigued by Eun-seol's straight-talking attitude, Cha Mu-won hires her as the new secretary for his cousin Cha Ji-heon, the reluctant heir apparent of their family corporation. Eun-seol has to keep her eccentric, immature, and misunderstood boss in line, which is no easy task - especially when Ji-heon starts to fall for her - rekindling a long-standing rivalry with Mu-won.

The essence of the police, public servant, maintaining public peace, striving for the safety of citizens, has nothing to do with Detective Gang of Gangdong precinct. The meaning of being a public official, putting public interests over his own, has been completely lost on him. Gang uses his job as an opportunity to generate side income and settle personal matters.

Public Enemy: Detective Gang uses his job as an opportunity to generate side income and settle personal matters. No Blood, No Tears: When Gyungsun's taxi is wrecked by gangster moll Sujin, the two women conspire to get out of their dead-end rackets once and for all. Guns and Talks: So when four freelance killers let the ladies get in the way of their bread and butter, the bottom line becomes deadly.

Wan-deuk is a soft-spoken rebel who has all the makings of an at-risk youth. He has no dreams for the future beyond the day he can escape the watchful eye of his meddling homeroom teacher, Dong-ju... who just happens to live right next door. Dong-ju is no ordinary educator. Dong-ju takes a particular interest in his young neighbor's life, and one day, he blindsides Wan-deuk with some unexpected information: the mother Wan-deuk never knew is a Filipino immigrant, and she wants to see him.

A man on deathrow wants to taste "doenjang jjigae" (a spicy Korean bean paste stew) before he dies. Television producer Choi Yu-Jin hears of the inmate and researches his story for an upcoming news report. Choi Yu-Jin then comes across a mysterious woman named Jang Hye-Jin who makes doenjang jjigae that brings tears of joy to those who taste her recipe. As Choi Yu-Jin delves further, he learns of Jang Hye-Jin's heart breaking relationship with Kim Hyun-Soo.

Mi-sun's first assignment as a railroad attendant is an overnight trip through Korea and she's understandably nervous. It turns out that some of the cars on the train were involved in a devastating crash 16 years earlier. It's not long before Mi-sun starts to experience eerie visions. The train takes on a will of its own and appears headed for a terrifying destination that may provide Mi-sun with some closure involving her deceased father - the ill-fated train's conductor!

It's Mi-sun's first day as a railroad attendant. Her first assignment is an overnight trip through Korea and she's understandably nervous. But it's not the motley group of passengers that has her feeling uneasy. It's the train itself. It turns out that some of the cars on the train were involved in a devastating crash 16 years earlier in which 100 people died. Rumor has it those cars are haunted and it's not long before Mi-sun starts to experience eerie visions.

Handsome, successful, and talented - life is good for Kang Tae-poong, a world-renowned architect who seems to live the dreams of all men. But one day an automobile accident leaves him with a vision impairment that makes unattractive women seem attractive to him. Right then, Wang Soh-jung, a homely looking pet magazine reporter, comes into his life. Kang thinks she is a flawless beauty until his ailment is cured and he is no longer able to recognize the woman he has fallen in love with.

In this sweeping swordplay saga from Korea, a dedicated band of warriors from the Baekje Dynasty travel to Japan in hopes of mending the broken Heaven's Sword and restoring Baekje to its former glory. Thirty years later, the only surviving warrior, Woo-do, vows to complete the task by seeking out Kanemaru, the master of swords, and bringing the Heaven's Sword back to life. Saulabi is a spectacular samurai epic with action choreographed by longtime Akira Kurosawa collaborator Eizi Takakura (Samurai Fiction).

A sensitive, blue collar sad sack hopped up on conspiracy theories and sci-fi is convinced that aliens have infiltrated human society and are planning to destroy the planet at the next lunar eclipse. He kidnaps his boss to torture him until he confesses to his alien identity and stops the invasion. Of course, it's hard to confess to something that's just a delusion in a sick man's mind. Or is it?

Korea's first 3D action blockbuster has arrived, and it's a monster one! Sector 7 revolves around an oil rig crew forced to battle a deadly creature at sea. The movie title refers to the setting, a real-life offshore joint development zone that harbors Korea's hopes of one day producing oil and becoming energy independent. But instead of petroleum, the crew discovers a terrifying creature.