Asian Drama

Koo Do Han, a former lawyer turned detective, is on a quest to uncover the truth behind an unsolved crime from the past. He investigates current cases to piece together clues to find the perpetrator. Along his journey, he encounters Cheon Na Yeon, an eager reporter, and No Sang Cheon, a con artist. Together, they work to unravel the truth and bring justice to the case.

Ok Chan Mi is a 19-year-old high school student. She used to be a shooter for a high school team. One day, Ok Chan Mi's twin brother dies. She chases after the truth related to his death. She gets involved with Ji Soo Heon. On behalf of bullied students, Ji Soo Heon takes revenge on their tormentors.

A revenge drama set in the Seoul Regional Office’s Tax Division.

Hwang Dong Joo is the chief of taxation division 5 at the National Tax Service. He works hard to trace money that is hidden from the tax service. His team includes Seo Hye Young, who has a bright personality and his boss is Oh Young.

Meanwhile, In Tae Joon is the director of a regional tax office. He is an ambitious man, who has earned his way to the top through corrupt and illegal actions, all-the-while maintaining his cocky attitude.

Mute Moon Young records people's faces with her small camcorder on the subway. One day, she avoids her drunk father at home and films Hee Soo who is crying over saying goodbye to her boyfriend and gets caught. The two feel some sort of kinship and become closer.

~~ Release dates: Nov 27, 2015 (Seoul Independent Film Festival) || Jan 12, 2017 (Cinema)

~~ Two versions available: 43 minutes (Festival release) || 64 minutes (Theatrical release)

After growing up under miserable circumstances, Da Hye (Song Hye Kyo) finally finds happiness with her fiancé Sang Woo (Ki Tae Young). One rainy night, Sang Woo is run over and killed by a teenager. A year passes by and Da Hye has chosen to forgive her fiancé's killer, believing that to be the way of faith. She is even producing a documentary about forgiveness for the church and interviewing others who are still struggling to move on. As she talks to other families of victims, she begins to have doubts about forgiving her fiancé's killer so quickly.