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Adi, a ballet major, meets Hwi and plays basketball for the first time in her life.

One moment, Ye-eun is laughing and chatting with her girlfriend Mu-je, and the next, she has vanished—leaving behind no name, no face, no memory. Chasing after clues to recover her name, Ye-eun desperately reaches out. She must complete the garment.

Peaceful Namcheon-ri town. The killer, ‘Yong-shin’, who has been living undercover, is tasked with the mission of killing the neighbor ‘Ji-ae‘.

Yoon-seok only wishes to live an ordinary life between his unyielding father and his inscrutable son, Yul. But events take a turn against his hopes, and cornered by circumstances, Yoon-seok is driven to commit an irreversible act.

Su-ho, an aspiring actor preparing for an audition for a queer film, asks his friend Gyu-beom, who is gay, to teach him “Way to be gay” for the sake of method acting.

A disabled person, abandoned by family, society, and the system, suffers through exploitation and abuse. When his last means of survival, his welfare benefits, are stolen through fraud, he takes his own life. After he throws himself off the building's rooftop, the building is abandoned due to terrifying rumors of the 'Wheelchair Ghost.' The building owner's desperate efforts - involving YouTubers, the police, and various shamans - all fail to drive the spirit out. The entity is revealed to be more than a single angry soul; it is the collective fury of all those neglected by society. Salvation arrives in the form of a disabled shaman who hears out the ghost’s words and faces his lifetime of anguish. The shaman understands his pain, performs a ritual of solace, and concludes with a final ritual to appease the spirit - staging it directly outside the home of the social enterprise CEO who defrauded the man. The marginalized voices that society chose to ignore are still being heard.

Juwon and Soyun, who are in the same poetry class, sit on a rooftop watching the sunset. Juwon resents the setting sun, and Soyun must help him write a poem. She whispers into his ear, “Stop spinning and revolving.”

Ju-won and Sol have very different personalities and backgrounds. Ju-won wants to pursue music, but she keeps having conflicts with her mother. Sol, on the other hand, lives in poverty and feels a sense of boredom and anxiety about life. One day, Ju-won happens to hear Sol singing and suggest that they perform together. As they prepare for the performance, they comfort each other and begin their journey toward independence and self-discovery.

Ji-yeon, a high school student raised in an orphanage, takes a job at an illegal slaughterhouse to survive. There, she encounters a mysterious girl who has been raised in isolation, treated as a "monster." Ji-yeon named her Eugene, and the two form an intense bond, becoming everything to each other. But when Eugene kills her abusive father and awakens as a vampire, the girls find themselves hunted by those who seek to destroy "demons." Abandoned by the world, they now fight to protect each other—no matter what it takes.

Sunjin, a struggling comedy writer, faces divorce and unemployment back-to-back. Then her ex-husband's quick remarriage arrives like a final blow. Furious, she downloads Tinder and meets a parade of disasters: a misogynist who refuses chores, a startup dreamer with no job, and a blind date with divorced classmates. When she vents to her best friend, even this confidante surprises her by suddenly coming out. At an age for buying homes and raising kids, Sunjin never expected such chaos. Through this whirlwind of mishaps, she discovers she's not searching for someone new, but her own lost self.

Isolating herself from the outside world, Yoo-sung receives a call from her ex-lover, Hye-won.

Solji, an elementary school student, likes Yerin in the same class. She bravely confessed, but Yerin refuses, and Solji becomes a tease. In the meantime, Solji starts a new math workbook and meets Jin-ah teacher. To Jin-ah, who is gently approaching her, Sol-ji opens her heart. However, when Yerin finds out that she is also doing the same workbook as herself, she feels jealous because she seems to be closer to Jin-ah than she is, and fights with Yerin.

Hyeong-jun learns of the death of Min-jae, a junior at the university. To find out the truth about his death, he goes to meet Sung-bin, Min-jae's successor to the army, and receives a cassette tape that Min-jae left behind.

Ji-won and Ji-won: an ex-couple who share the same name. After ending their 7-year relationship and indie band career, they reunite on a late summer night. Ji-won arrives with an expectation of an uneventful night, while Ji-won comes with a resolution. The next day, Ji-won ends up day-drinking with former bandmates, and their summer takes an unexpected turn.

Choi Bong-seok, who returned to Sakju from Pyongyang, deceived liquor wholesalers and embezzled money. Later, this fact was revealed, and Choi Bong-seok was attacked by drinkers. After leaving Sakju, Choi Bong-seok meets Baekyu-gye, an oriental medicine doctor, and through him, he returns to Christianity. After that, as the faith deepens and becomes a preacher, Choi Bong-seok enters the seminary through the arrangement of the church. By studying theology, you lead a systematic life of faith. After graduating from seminary, Choi Bong-seok starts missionary activities in Manchuria and builds a life of faith by conducting missionary activities such as establishing as many as 20 churches there.

Seung-Hyun, an aspiring TV producer, starts to follow the rather uncanny traces of his brother, Seung-Woo, who has become “alien” to everyone around him lately.

Inju, who due to a childhood trauma lives her life as if it were winter all year round, meets Jindo, a man who reminds her of summer. She pushes him away because he is blindly kind to her, but he slowly warms up to her. One day, Jindo's daughter Hayeon gets caught up in the machinations of Sungja, who is obsessed with Inju. When Jindo misunderstands Inju, their relationship is thrown into turmoil.

It follows the life of Nisha, a married migrant woman who lives with her mother-in-law in a rural area in South Korea.

Doyoon is a 15-year-old talented kendo player. Her mother is hospitalized due to carbon monoxide poisoning. She suspects her younger brother, Jihoo, of causing the tear in the fan duct and wants to flee from him. However, her father insists that she regularly disinfects the cut in her young brother’s right hand.

Set in a vocational girls’ high school, this coming-of-age film interweaves the themes of friendships between schoolgirls, their lives, and their strong determination to hold onto their dreams in spite of the harsh realities, all set to the beautiful melody. Sang-won has the dream of being a professional singer as she sings in her high school band “Magnolia.” The band members from various backgrounds, who have different dreams of their own, experience changes in their 3rd year of the high school: love triangles, family matters, and leaving band to follow other dreams, etc.

Students came to school late at night to celebrate a one-of-a-kind birthday party. But there is an uninvited guest they didn't notice. One of them already knew of his existence, though.

Yeong-hoe visits the country house to get a seal from her uncle Mansik. However, at home, there's only Mai, a migrant woman who is married to her uncle. Yeong-hoe is suspicious of Mai, who seems to be hiding Mansik's whereabouts.

Sujin gave up her long-time dream of becoming a pianist. She works helplessly, typing a keyboard in a quiet library instead of a piano keyboard. But she really wants to play the piano. At that moment, sound flows in from somewhere in the quiet library.

Teenager Evelyn discovers that her birthday cake is being eaten by a lonely ten-year-old girl she's never met.

Nam Tae-hyeon is a young architect who runs an architectural office in Seoul after studying abroad. On the outside, he looks like a promising young architect, but in reality, he can't even pay his employees' salaries. One day when he was deeply concerned about running the office, he heard realistic advice at a meeting with his friends...

This wartime melodrama revolves around a woman caught between two men: her husband, a South Korean lieutenant, and her former lover, a North Korean officer who defects to come find her.

Choa, who has been kicked out of the rental house after releasing her nail shop, calls out her ex-boyfriend Seok-i and goes to the zoo. She met Seok-i after a long time, and although she has grown up to be an actor, she still has a lot of space. Their meeting is completely ruined when Seok-i gets involved in a fight at a bar. Can Seok-i be a comfort to Cho-a, who is in her despair?

One bright morning, Soyeon arrives at the office with a beautiful bouquet of flowers, and learns that they will be celebrating the wedding announcement of a superior. Her colleague Lee then makes insistent advances towards her, unaware of how much she believes in infinite love.

Friendship between Soon-ja, a 28-year-old new cleaner, and Yiseul, a 68-year-old yellow-haired cleaner.

Eunsu and Hara leave on a trip to Paris, but the girls fall apart as Hara loses Eunsu's valuable camera. Things heat up after they stumble across a director from Korea.

Set in 1960 Incheon, South Korea. As a young country is struggling through rebuilding after the Korean War, two young Koreans struggling to find their place in a hard world, find love in an unexpected and unlikely setting. Showing what is possible in life when two people happen to cross paths.

Two strangers meet and spend a day together.

Your Delivery (2019) is a love letter from “I” to “you” who is yet to be born or delivered. While the polaroid photographs slowly reveal seeming lumps of a body or craters in snow, a voice reading the letter contemplates the idea of living as a constant waiting for “you” to come. The message teeters between an affectionate expression of longing for a newborn and prophecy of the arrival of unknown cells growing inside a body.

In a town filled with old houses. A kid’s cry breaks through the silenced filled town, causing the dogs to join with their barks. In one dark and narrow alley, stands a girl filled with nervousness.

The film truthfully deals with the life of a woman architectural designer who creditably fulfils her social duty and responsibility as required by the trend of the times in which a dynamic drive for building a thriving nation is under way.

There is no woman like Roz Pichardo. Roz is so much more than a domestic violence and gun violence survivor, she's a warrior. Despite - or because of - being thrown off a bridge by an abusive ex-boyfriend, the unsolved murder of her brother, and the suicide of her identical twin sister, Roz is able to channel her trauma into service by helping the often-forgotten people of North Philadelphia. From giving comfort to families of murder victims to saving the lives of over 600 men and women in active opioid addiction - and training hundreds to do the same - Roz knows that her healing and her survival depends upon healing others.

In the heat of a summer day, a cop pursues a suspect in a chase. The fugitive disappears in front of an apartment building, and the chaser knocks on a door. The cop barbarously searches the apartment occupied by a beautiful graduate student, just to find nothing. He returns to the police precinct and reviews the records on the rape suspect. Learning that the girl and the suspect are related, the cop starts stalking her. He was looking for his suspect, but he found something entirely unexpected. Could this be the beginning of a genuine relationship?