31 titles, most popular first
In 1997, Yong-gu, a man with a developmental disability, lives happily with his six-year-old daughter Ye-sung and promises to buy her a Sailor Moon backpack. After a tragic accident involving a police commissioner's young daughter, he is wrongly arrested for her death and sent to prison, where his cellmates at first look down on him.
In 1980, Kim Man-seob is a widowed taxi driver in Seoul, raising his child alone and buried in debt. When he overhears another driver boasting about a well-paid fare to Gwangju, he grabs the job for himself. His passenger is Peter, a German journalist hoping to report on the growing unrest there, which Man-seob knows nothing about.
Three resistance fighters from the 1930s, when Korea was under Japanese rule, are reborn in the present day as a best-selling author stuck in a slump, a devoted fan, and a ghostwriter. As the three cross paths, the unresolved truth of their shared past starts to catch up with them.
Cheerful Shin Ji-hyun seems to have it all: loving, wealthy parents, loyal best friends and a wedding just weeks away. When a car accident leaves her in a coma, a soul guide called the Scheduler gives her one chance to live again. Within 49 days, she must collect three tears cried purely out of love by people who are not her family.
Young-hee is an actress who leaves Seoul after a very public affair with a married film director. She spends time in Hamburg with her older friend Jee-young, wandering markets, parks and bookshops, and later returns to the Korean coastal city of Gangneung, where she meets old friends over dinner and drinks.
In 1950, during the Korean War, an American pilot crash-lands near Dongmakgol, a remote mountain village whose residents know nothing about the fighting. Soon three North Korean soldiers and two South Korean deserters are also led there, and the enemies end up in a tense standoff while the puzzled villagers carry on with their daily lives.
Eighteen-year-old Choi Joon-woo, shaped by a hard home life and past trouble at school, is forced to transfer to Cheonbong High School over something he did not do. Planning to stay a quiet loner through his junior year, he soon gets pulled out of his shell by classmates facing their own growing pains.
At eighteen, Kyung Woo-yeon falls for her friend Lee Soo, who secretly likes her back, but a small misunderstanding keeps both of them quiet. Ten years later she works as a calligrapher and he is a photographer, still close friends, each hiding the same feelings while bad timing keeps them stuck as nothing more.
On his birthday, high schooler Sung Hae-sung is sent back to school on an errand and is killed in an accident. Twelve years later, he wakes up on his school's rooftop, still 19, while everyone he loved has grown up, including his girlfriend Jung-won, now 31. With his friends' help, he tries to learn what really happened to him.
Im Na-mi is a well-off housewife who feels lonely and ignored by her husband and daughter. A hospital visit stirs memories of her 1980s school days, when she was a new girl teased for her country accent and was taken in by a lively group of friends called Sunny. Decades later, she sets out to find them again.
In 2014, a radio DJ receives a letter from his first love that stirs up long-buried memories. Back in the summer of 1991, five friends spend their days together, and shy, innocent Beom-sil falls for Soo-ok, a girl with an injured leg whom he carries wherever she needs to go.
Ji-hwan is a taekwondo student and part-time stuntman who dreams of becoming the Korean Jackie Chan. Dal-rae is a drama student and hopeful actress whose shyness keeps costing her auditions. The two have been friends since childhood, but things get complicated when each of them starts dating someone else.
Kim Hwan crosses paths with six other boys and soon realizes that each of them is quietly carrying his own struggles. Drawn together, the seven young men lean on one another as they try to face the hardest parts of their lives.
Hong Jeong-hye is serving ten years in prison for killing her abusive husband, and the son she bears behind bars must, by law, be given up for adoption. Promised a day out with her infant if she pulls it off, she sets out to form a choir with fellow inmates, including death-row prisoner Kim Moon-ok.
Jae-hee is a free-spirited young woman, and Heung-soo is a man keeping something deeply hidden about himself. The two become close friends and share an apartment in Seoul, facing the highs and lows of young adult life side by side. The film is adapted from part of a novel.
Four best friends set off on one last trip together before one of them leaves to do his military service. Along the way, they become caught up in an incident that changes the course of their lives forever.
Three lonely people cross paths at a department store. Mi-jung, a stockroom worker, keeps to herself to avoid others' eyes; Yo-han, who works in the parking garage, is outgoing and loves rock music; and Kyung-rok has traded his dreams for a safe but empty life. Kyung-rok is drawn to Mi-jung right away.
Han Tae-woong is a quiet 17-year-old math genius who enters an elite high school, where a rivalry with fellow prodigy Kim Jung-kyu grows into a close friendship. Years later, now living a very different life as an unknown boxer carrying a painful past, he is hired as a driver for Bo-ra, the cold daughter of a wealthy businessman.
Four childhood friends grow up side by side: Joon-seok, the group's leader and son of a powerful mob boss; Dong-su, an undertaker's son; Jung-ho, the class clown; and Sang-taek, a model student. As teenagers they share crushes, run-ins with teachers and brawls with rival schools, before their paths start to pull in different directions.
Yong-ju, Gi-woong and Gi-taek were best friends in middle school, but they have since drifted apart, with Gi-woong now a feared fighter who runs with a powerful bully's gang. Under heavy pressure to get into a top university, Yong-ju worries as Gi-taek is targeted by the gang, while his own feelings for Gi-woong grow.
Kang Baek-ho and Ham Yi-seul have been close friends since their elementary school days, but he never admitted his feelings for her. At her wedding to another man, Baek-ho is full of regret, until a mysterious conductor gives him the chance to travel back to moments from their past and try to change how things turn out.
Early in King Sunjo's reign, the scholar Jeong Yak-jeon is banished to remote Heuksan Island. Fascinated by sea life, he hopes to record it in a book and asks for help from Chang-dae, a young fisherman who knows the waters well but refuses to work with a convicted man, until Jeong offers to tutor him in return.
Three women with nothing in common but their stay at a hospice decide to use the little time they have left to take down one bad person. An unexpected encounter with a mysterious hitman soon pulls them into a murder case.
After her mother's death, lonely Soo-rin moves to Hwano Road with her new stepfather and keeps to herself until a boy named Sung-min befriends her. One day they go into the mountains with friends to watch a construction blast, and everyone vanishes except Soo-rin. Days later, a grown man appears, claiming to be Sung-min.
In the 1980s, Go Young-rye works as a bus hostess on route 100 while hoping to get into university, and she befriends Seo Jong-hee, a charismatic newcomer. Both girls are drawn to Han Jae-pil, son of a wealthy department store owner, in a story about youth, friendship and first love.
Goo Dae-young is stuck in a rut now that he is in his thirties. To recover, he sets out to revisit the dishes he loved in his twenties, joined by his old college classmate Lee Ji-woo, and over shared meals the two look back on memories from their past.
Orphan Lee Woo-jin, known as Andrew, is badly treated by his aunt until his uncle, a priest back from Italy, takes him in. Eun-ha, also an orphan, comes to live at the cathedral too, and after a rocky start the two become inseparable. As high school ends and she prepares to confess her feelings, Andrew shares his dream of becoming a priest.
Set in South Korea during the turbulent 1980s and 1990s, this series follows three young people as they fight hard to hold on to their dreams, to their friendship, and to the single first love that ties them together.
A group of longtime friends in the golden years of their lives share their stories, joys and struggles. Their spirit comes down to one simple idea: life is not over yet, because they are still here and still living.
Han Seung-hee is a successful painter happily raising her son, Geu-roo, on her own. When she learns she is seriously ill, she becomes set on finding a loving family to adopt him after she is gone. That search leads her to her ex-boyfriend Moon Tae-joo, and she ends up becoming friends with his wife, Seo Ji-eun.
Dong-joo and Gi-tae, both left behind by their parents, grow up as best friends in an orphanage. When Ji-soo arrives after a family tragedy, both boys fall for her, and in a church the three share a promise that each boy will look after her if the other is not there. Then an accident at a river tears Dong-joo away from them.
