6 titles, most popular first
Kang In-ho arrives in the city of Mujin to start a new job as the art teacher at Ja-ae Academy, a school for Deaf children. Eager to connect, he finds the students withdrawn and wary of him, and as they slowly open up, he uncovers the terrible abuse they have suffered at the hands of the school's staff.
In 1978, Song, a former judge who passed the bar without going to university, moves to Busan to open his own law firm. Looked down on by other lawyers, he grows rich by taking the real estate and tax cases they avoid. By 1981 he is enjoying his success, until the son of the woman who runs his favorite restaurant goes missing.
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.
A fatal road rage attack puts two brothers on opposite sides. Jae-gyu, a principled surgeon, operates on the victim's badly hurt daughter, while his older brother Jae-wan, a high-earning defense attorney, takes on the driver's case. Their clashing values also shape their family lives, which are soon tested by a violent incident involving their own children.
Soon-ho is a lawyer weighed down by his father's debts. He takes on a case in which a housekeeper, Mi-ran, is accused of killing her employer, though she says she simply found him dead. The only witness is Ji-woo, a teenage girl with autism, and Soon-ho sets out to befriend her, hoping to show her account cannot be trusted.
After the main suspect in a string of horrific child murders is shot dead by police without his guilt ever being proven, the authorities face public outrage. Police captain Choi is ordered to find a stand-in to blame in exchange for a promotion, while corrupt prosecutor Joo works his own angles.
