Huh Joon-ho

Trapped in Mogadishu as civil war rages, rival North and South Korean diplomats must work with bitter adversaries to escape. Based on a true story.

An attorney uncovers a village's secrets while defending her estranged mother in a murder trial.

A phony exorcist's skepticism gets tested when a client's case unearths his suppressed childhood fears and thrusts him into unforeseen occurrences.

Young-gi, a thug, always dreams of a big score and perfect life. He urged his best friend, Dae-kook, into investing 700 million won to a company "with potential." When his colleague becomes the new boss in the organization, Young-gi gets drunk and beats some other thugs. He is arrested and sentenced to 150 hours of community service. In a nursing home where he has to do the service, he meets Jang-soo. He is a very wealthy lawyer who donates most of the fortunes after getting terminally-ill. As Young-gi's investment turns out as a scam and he loses all the money, Jang-soo makes an offer to him: if Young-gi helps him to do some things on the bucket list, he will get his death benefit, approximately 1,200 million won. Being desperate, Young-gi accepts the offer. That is the start of the unique friendship between two guys who are completely different.

In the trilogy’s last chapter, legendary Korean admiral Yi Sun-Sin faces his final fight in a naval clash with the Japanese that will change history.

This dramatic tale follows two Korean inventors who develop a 20-year relationship while working to expand what’s possible in astronomy.

When the church refuses to act on the possession of a young boy, Sister Junia teams up with another rogue nun to exorcise the entity.