Song Min-ji

While studying in Japan, Hong meets Jungo and goes through a sad love and breakup. Five years later, the two are reunited in Korea.

Dating coach Bo-ra, whose relationship is failing, and prickly publisher Su-hyeok team up to save Bo-ra’s love life for the sake of her upcoming book about dating. The collaboration results in the mind game of romance.

Leaning on each other through thick and thin, a trio of best friends stand together as they experience life, love and loss on the brink of turning 40.

Every day is extraordinary for five doctors and their patients inside a hospital, where birth, death and everything in between coexist.

An ordinary young man from the countryside refuses to settle for the present and tries to carve out his own way to success.

Chu Han-Sang (Jo Dal-Hwan) works as a low level employee at a marketing company. He hasn't received a promotion even though he has worked there for years and others around him have. His boss is Jang Young-Chul (Kim Young-Hoon) who is younger than him and has him running around like a personal servant. Chu Han-Sang's life is bleak, but thing change when Song Yeon-Yi (Goo Jae-Yee) begins working in the same department. Does he have a chance?

In 1994, college students were crazy about college basketball, and Korea's hip-hop artists; with students from various countryside areas attending college in Seoul, they mingle together for true friendship, love and lots of fun at a boarding house.

Nam Gyu Ri sizzles and sways in this noir thriller about getting in too deep. When her best friend suffers a brutal fate while undercover in the crime underworld, Han Soo Min is driven to pick up where her friend left off. But in the shadows, there are no rules and no reason: Soo Min falls for the organization’s king pin, who also happens to be the prime suspect of her friend’s murder. With a betrayal at every corner, can Soo Min afford to trust the unjust? As with all things noir, expect seduction, femme fatales and mystery!

Sun-Joo (Ryoo Hyoun-Kyoung) wants to go to Mt. Jiri with her boyfriend Kyoung-Woon (Heo Jeong-Min), but because of Kyoung-Woon she can't go. Sun-Joo is disappointed and drinks alcohol. At that time, she happens to meet writer Joon-Ki (Jung Eun-Woo). Sun-Joo is attracted to Joon-Ki. They kiss on the first day they meet. After the kiss, Joon-Ki suggests that they go see the morning sea together. Sun-Joo accepts, but when gets to the car she finds Joon-Ki's friend Dong-Soo (Lee Joo-Seung) in the car. As the sun rises, Joon-Ki acts strange. Sun-Joo becomes frightened by his weird behavior and Dong-Soo also makes her uncomfortable. Sun-Joo wants to go back to Seoul, but they go to see Joon-Ki's friend in Gangneung. To get away from them, Sun-Joo contacts her friend Myoung-Hee (Song Min-Ji) who lives also in Gangneung. Sun-Joo finally gets to Myoung-Hee’s house, but Sun-Joo doesn't know there is a monster more strange than anyone else in Myoung-Hee's home.

"Ordinary Love" is about a psychiatrist who treats patients, while having many problems himself. He meets a woman who teaches him that love does not have to be complicated.