12 titles, most popular first
The Kim family, Ki-taek, Chung-sook and their grown children Ki-woo and Ki-jung, scrape by in a cramped semi-basement flat in Seoul. When a friend arranges for Ki-woo to tutor the daughter of the wealthy Park family, the Kims see a chance to work their way, one by one, into the rich household.
After cat burglar Yenicall and her partners pull off an art gallery theft in Seoul, a visit from a detective convinces them to lie low abroad. They join a job led by master thief Macau Park, alongside a Chinese crew, to steal a 20-million-dollar diamond called the Tear of the Sun from a dangerous crime lord's mistress at a Macau casino.
Julian has lived off money from wealthy female clients, but a rushed business expansion leaves him with crushing debts and one month to pay or die. His only way out is to pose as the long-lost brother of Min, a cold, blind heiress, and get his hands on her fortune.
Byun Jae-wook is a hot-tempered prosecutor known for his rough investigations. When a suspect dies during his questioning, the evidence points at him and he is sent to prison for 15 years. Inside, he wins over inmates and guards with his legal know-how, then teams up with a young con man, Chi-won, to strike back at the people who framed him.
Kim Seon-dal is a brilliant, charming and daring swindler whose crew, including Bo-won, the Buddhist woman Yoon and Gyeon, is famous across the country. For their next big scheme, they set their sights on fooling Sung Dae-ryeon, the most powerful man around, in a story drawn from an old satirical tale about selling off the Taedong River.
Three desperate people chase a way out of their troubles. Joong-man, stuck in a thankless job and caring for his sick mother, finds a huge bag of cash in a sauna locker; customs officer Tae-young, deep in debt to a criminal, plots a scam; and Mi-ran, trapped with an abusive husband, sees an escape when a client offers to kill him.
Ham Dae-gil enters the world of gambling, only to be set up as the fall guy in a rigged deal. Bent on revenge, he joins one last high-stakes game in which losing could cost him his life.
Dr. Cheon is a fake exorcist who can't actually see ghosts, pulling off convincing cons on wealthy clients with his assistant In-bae. When a desperate woman named Yoo-kyung pays them a large sum to look into her haunted hometown of Goecheon, they arrive at a fog-covered village where her younger sister seems to be possessed.
Chairman Jin of One Network has swindled tens of thousands of members using smooth speeches, charm and powerful friends in politics. Kim Jae-myung, head of a crime investigation team, has chased him for months and leans on Park, Jin's brilliant programmer and right-hand man, to reveal the company's computer room and secret lobbying records.
In 1994, recent graduate Goni loses all his savings, along with money taken from his sister, to a crew of card cheats. Determined to win it back, he trains under Mr. Pyeong, one of the country's best gamblers, learning the tricks of the Korean card game hwatu.
When news breaks that notorious con artist Jang Doo-chil is dead, rumors spread that he is still alive. Ji-sung, a swindler who targets other con artists, pitches a plan to catch him to prosecutor Park Hee-soo, who quietly assembles a team of skilled scammers to track down Jang's slippery right-hand man.
Ha Yoon-joo, a rookie with a photographic memory, joins a police surveillance unit led by Hwang, whose members shadow criminals to gather information instead of making arrests. Their first big challenge is a skilled, masked crew of bank robbers led by a man called James, whom the team must identify and track through the city.
