Lee Dae-yeon

Dr. Jung and his colleagues successfully travel into the future of the following day, only to discover the facility in ruins and everyone vanished.

A recently laid off factory worker kidnaps his former boss' daughter, hoping to use the ransom money to pay for his sister's kidney transplant. The first part of The Vengeance Trilogy.

Aiming for a comeback after an injury, former dancer Na Young-sae trains an inexperienced partner for the national dance championship in three months.

Yongho stares down an oncoming train as twenty years of his life flash before his eyes. Proceeding to move backward in time, Lee Chang-dong's acclaimed second directorial feature rewinds the protagonist's loss of humanity – from his self-hating middle age through his callow teens. The moments in between these events mirror South Korea’s traumatic political history during the late 20th century.

Jung-hwa, also known as Shinchon's Madonna, was famous in her heyday as the talent of the town, and she is offered the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of becoming a singer-dancer. But chasing her thrilling dream comes to an abrupt halt by her husband's quest to run for mayor.

The greatest acupuncturist in Chosun warps 400 years through time and meets a young surgeon in a far-future Seoul who shuns the oriental medical arts.

Gwang-Sik has never been good with talking to women, but his brother Gwang-Tae is the total ladies man. However, when they both meet girls that have the potentional to change their lives, their views on approaching women completely shifts.