Ryu Hyun-kyung

Depicts the story of former gangster Hae Gang, who runs for apartment residents' association president to get his hands on the building's hidden money, only to unintentionally uncover corruption within the complex. (imdb)

A man and a woman, each running their own cafe in the same neighborhood, get married. They still run two cafes separately even after marriage. One day, a young man looking for a job appears in their lives, and the couple eventually find out that the young man can magically lure more customers to the cafe he is working.

The story of a detective who lost his partner to a crime caused by a juvenile offender. The drama examines the loopholes and ambivalence of the justice system when it comes to juvenile crimes.

On a winter day, when a tiger escapes from the zoo, a man is kicked out of his girlfriend's house. Having no place to go, he wanders from here to there while working as a substitute driver and meets his old girlfriend. (imdb)

Follows the relationships of four couples living together in an apartment building. (imdb)

Sun Joo wants to go to Mt. Jiri with her boyfriend Kyung Woon, but because of Kyung Woon, she can't go. Sun Joo is disappointed and drinks alcohol. At that time, she happens to meet writer Joon Ki. 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 in the car. As the sun rises, Joon Ki acts strangely.

To keep their sexual orientation a secret, a gay man and a lesbian woman gets married. Now they have to juggle their identities to fool parents and co-workers, all while trying to find real love. (imdb)

"A Story of Bangja" is based on the popular South Korean folktale "Chung Hyang." The movie then twists the story around to ask what would happen if Lee Myong Ryong was unattractive, while his servant Bang Ja Jeon was attractive? (Asian Wiki)

This is about two young men who want to find the meaning of their lives. Do Chul is a boxer who never wins a game. While trying to make some money, he gets involved with Hong-Gi, a small-time crook. They somehow make friends and hang around together, but their views toward life and the world are almost opposite. Do Chul despises Hong-Gi's blind materialism. Hong-Gi mocks Do Chul's obsession with good-for-nothing boxing career. (imdb)