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The day that the male lead broke up with his girlfriend; a stray cat came into his place all of a sudden. But that cat somehow seemed familiar... As he started to look after the cat, it kept reminding him of his ex-girlfriend and the pain of breaking up.

Having become engaged to his beloved Shinjae, the young intellectual Myungkook is forced to leave his homeland, helping a group of Korean patriots, fighters for the liberation of their homeland from Japanese invaders.

In their late twenties, Jaehee and Jungwoo are co-workers at a video production company. While working on a project related to caregiving, they meet Ahyeon, Jaehee's neighbor. Meeting Ahyeon awakens a part of Jaehee's heart and memories.

Hyun-ji, 30, is a "boomerang child," dreaming of escape while still living with her parents. She’s stuck between a tyrannical, control-freak father and a suffocatingly silent mother. When her aunt dies in Japan, her mother flies out alone and promptly vanishes. Hyun-ji reluctantly heads to Japan with her stubborn father, only to face an absurd reality: Mom has bolted with her sister’s funeral urn. Joined by a Japanese-speaking uncle and an English-speaking cousin, this multilingual confusion sets off on a wild pursuit. Chasing her leads them straight into uncomfortable family truths.

Following her father’s death, Ye Won hangs out with her friends, but her mind is elsewhere.

It's not her turn, but she's pregnant.

Two women and two men move around somewhere. They are all just someone.

Set during the Japanese occupation of Korea, Bun-yi is sold into marriage as the wife of Young-gu, the intellectually disabled son of a wealthy family involved in secretly funding the independence movement. As she endures hardship and family conflict, betrayal from within the household leads to her expulsion. After Korea’s liberation, both Bun-yi and Young-gu struggle to rebuild their lives separately. Years later, through perseverance and changing fortunes, the fractured family is reunited, leading to reconciliation and renewal. Film adaptation of the 1972 KBS TV series A Journey

Little Juno sets out in search of his sick mother who has left home to work overseas.

There is a woman who is digging her own grave. We follow her timeline backwards. A series of unfortunate events keep happening to her for uncertain reasons, and she reflects upon her life. What kind of life did she want for herself? Was her life on stage real, or was it just a staged act?

Kyungsun Lee, the son of a blind father, committed many crimes and was away from home. One day, he misses his parents and brothers and comes to visit his house, but just in time, he meets Yeonsil, his younger brother, in front of the house. My brother and brother don't say anything because their father can't hear them. The father was confident that his son was doing a good deed. In the end, Gyeong-sun turns away without even calling his father. And he vows to become the good person his father wants him to be.

Sang-gu, who is soon to be a movie director, runs a film workshop at a small community center. Malsook, who calls herself a old-time actress, bothers him with her passion for the class.

Jung Soo-yeon, a first-year elementary school teacher, experiences an absurd situation after school when she gets trapped on the school rooftop by her 5th-grade students' pranks. The children lock the rooftop door, mock Soo-yeon, and leave, and Soo-yeon tries to call for help in the empty school but no one is there.

There is a director of Siamese twins who tells the story of a son who is obsessed with masturbate while listening to Chomsky and a father who is worried about his son, and his older brother, who had been directing the film, lost his mind while studying Japanese, and his younger brother, who had been only choosing books about "cognitive relativism" for the rest of his life, tried to make a movie with the story that he would inevitably catch a megaphone, but he thought it would be no fun and meaningless, so he decided to write a scenario with a distracted director and his staff, who were not sure what to do, having an elegant conversation. Yoon Seonng-ho actually started all this happening because he wanted to go out with Jang Na-ra.

There is a pawnshop in the city. Greedy people leave things they once cherished and get paid by pawnshop owners. The old man is not interested in an old guitar because he only handles expensive gold pieces. A big black dog eats away the child's precious belongings, and the child's cry paralyzes the pawnshop's system.

Resort parking agents Dohoon and Changsik are roommates who share the same dorm room. Changsik is abused and beaten by his manager for his poor work. Dohoon feels sorry for Changsik, but he gradually sits on his hand and turns away. One day, Changsik disappears, and Dohoon finds something in his seat.

Seochodo, where the "Paradise Legend" has been passed down. It is a remote island in North Korean waters, forbidden to anyone by the North Korean marines who guard it. Then one day, an intruder is discovered on Seochodo. The intruder confesses that he snuck in to find the “outside world” mentioned in the "Paradise Legend." Surprisingly, the squad leader of the North Korean marines—who is supposed to protect the island—takes an interest in the intruder. As the two exchange conversations, they grow closer. However, the other marines, including the political officer, cannot understand at all what this “conversation” is supposed to mean.

An Agent from the future comes to the past to prevent crimes. The only way for him to return to the future is simply to wait. During this time, he must live in complete isolation. This would drive most men insane, but it suits the solitary agent just fine... until one day, when he runs into a girl about to commit suicide.

Chang-hwan, who came down from the north, calls his mother and lover Sung-hee's brother and friend Sung-ho (the beneficiary) of Sung-hee, to North Korea, but they refuse to do so. When June 25 broke out, Sung-ho served as the commander of the Korean Army and was isolated in battle. However, with the participation of the UN forces, the charter is improved, and the name that saved Captain Brown from the wounded moves to join the national army. The Sung-ho party, who accidentally defeated the Changhwan Workers who brutally killed the people of his hometown, rescues Sung-hee, who was in crisis. In order to save the wounded black soldier, Sung-hee's mother loses her eyes, and Sung-hee becomes a nursing officer.

Melodrama concerning a spoiled only son. After his father scolds him for his excessive drinking, he sells the family's only cow for money to leave for Seoul. Finding life difficult on his own in Seoul, he returns, begging forgiveness.

As a sole witness of the theft, Yubin secretly finds it amusing when Yerim, the most popular girl, loses her laptop. Yubin approaches Gayoung, the culprit, and volunteers to help her out.

Artist Chan-yeong is still haunted by the night, three years earlier, when his girlfriend was raped in front of him. He no longer knows where she is but her sister, Kyeong-mi, makes a sudden appearance to warn him that the incident three years ago was a plot to get his money and the second phase is about to begin.

Eunsuk is a department store janitor whose only joy in life is listening to classical music in the innermost bathroom stall at work. To Eunsuk, who makes a strained move to a good school district for her daughter, her life is always on the back burner.

Da-ye returns to their hometown to help their mother, and encounters a student who is two months behind in his payments.

Mina goes to meet the criminal of a car accident who confessed his sin eight years later.

The hero leaves Korea. But the village where Korean immigrants live is attacked by Chinese bandits. The hero and his friends want to return to Korea. Japanese police officers fire shots at border trespassers.

Mi-ryeong marries Ji-kwang and takes him to live at her mansion. He soon seems to fall ill and he requests that his friend, Yeo-ok be hired on to nurse him. However, Yeo-ok and Ji-kwang are really lovers and together they manage to fake Ji-kwang's death. They next torment Mi-ryeong with visions of his 'ghost'. Mi-ryeong dies of fright and Yeo-ok and Ji-kwang marry--but their happiness is short-lived as their nights are interupted by the vengeful spirit of Mi-ryeong.

A film adaptation of a classic novel in which a filial daughter, Shim Cheong-i, donated 300 rice cakes to open the eyes of her blind father.

Film journalist Do-kyoung searches for a short film made long ago by a friend. With no remaining materials to guide her, she retraces the places preserved in her memory and visits the theaters where the film was once screened while continuing to work. When she discovers a camcorder containing behind-the-scenes footage from that time, she moves between the present and the past through the old camcorder.

Jang-hwa and Hong-ryeon, the daughters of Officer Bae, die an unfortunate death from their step-mother's abuse. Jang-hwa's soul is unable to rest at peace, she appears in front of the district magistrate pleading for justice in her case.

Hye-jung falls asleep for a moment while sitting by her dying grandmother's side.

Hyunji and Jihyun, a couple in their 30s, are living together. Jihyun, a former child actor, is preparing for an important audition, while Hyunji, who quit her job at a major broadcasting company, works as a YouTube channel producer and is planning to launch her own channel. Through a sudden death that comes to them, they search for the meaning of existence amid life's uncertainties.

The main character, a wealthy family man, falls in love at first sight and leaves his wife. In the end, he squanders his fortune and, abandoned by his beloved, tries to return to his ex-wife, but she has already cut her hair in a nun.

Two former lovers meet again after ten years. Can people really change? And if the odds are stacked against you, what's the point? Find out in the finale of 1 in 10,000 ACT III.

Disgraced politician Myung-ho now lives in quiet exile at "Korea-Eurasia Transcontinental Railway Promotion Committee". Far from the ruthless political arena of intrigue and betrayal, he finds solace in researching the inter-Korean railway. Meanwhile, his wife, disappointed by his loss of ambition, decides to divorce him and enter politics herself. Her bold move shakes up the political landscape and ignites fierce controversy. Strangely, as the uproar grows, Myung-ho becomes even more obsessed with pushing the railway project forward, as if trying to escape the turmoil engulfing him.

Feature film for the group's mini album 'The Connect'.

The sailor leaves his wife at home and goes to sea. Other men are not indifferent to his beautiful wife. She resists numerous temptations and waits for her husband's return. Finally, the husband returns, and they are happy again.

Young-won is content with her relationship with Moon-ho, both physically and intellectually. Yet, she can't stop imagining Jae-young, a man in prison she met only once before his imprisonment. One day, a former inmate brings news that Jae-young wants to see her. Young-won shares all of this with Moon-ho, and he finds himself even more captivated by her obsessive passion.

In the remote countryside of Korea, Jun Kyung struggles to choose between sisterly love and the temptation of a man's affections.

A melodramatic film about a fisherman who disappeared at sea. After many years, he returns and finds out that his wife has a different family. The fisherman does not disturb his beloved wife and secretly leaves his native place.

A seriously ill girl decided to take part in a running competition. The newspaper announced that the winner would receive a large cash prize. And the girl was determined to win a prize for her family by all means.

Two couples who have been dating for six years lives' intertwine as they each balance on the precipice of a breakup.

A feature film about five families living in a small town in Chungcheong Province in 1990.