Lim Ju-hwan

A turning point in Korean history, one never to be forgotten is presented in this engaging historical drama, celebrating its 100th anniversary. In 1919, during the Japanese colonial period, two events paved the way for the independence of Korea, the March 1st Movement and the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea. And with it, a covert armament for freedom was born, the Heroic Corps. (imdb)

Timid Na Bong Sun gets possessed by the ghost of a confident young woman who seeks to solve her one unfinished business by hooking up with Bong Sun's boss, famous chef Kang Sun Woo. (imdb)

The Water God Habaek visits earth to fulfill his mission with the help of his servant in the human world, named psychiatrist Yoon So Ah, whose ancestor have promised to serve The Water God for generations. (imdb)

The memory of their painful breakup still fresh in their minds, two former lovers reunite years later as a top actor and a documentary producer. (imdb)

They say our love has ended, like putting a period at the end. That’s why a farewell is in the past tense. “We broke up.” But actually, a farewell could be present progressive. As if you are frightened by the nearing farewell while looking at the face of your lover. Maybe, we are in the middle of bidding farewell. No, it could be that we are in the middle of loving, even during those painful moments.