Ha Ji-won

After the announcement of the first-ever unified Korean team, two tennis rivals sign up to participate in the 1991 World Table Tennis Championships.

Jong-woo suffers from Lou Gehrig's Disease that weakens muscles and eventually causes paralysis. On the day he lost his mother, he runs into Ji-soo, his childhood friend, who has become an undertaker. They fall in love and get married a year after. Jong-woo's symptoms have gotten worse, and the newlyweds' first home is the Jong-woo's room in the hospital. Although it's hard for him to even hold a spoon, Jong-woo is happy with his loving wife Ji-soo and is determined to get well. Even in Jong-woo's ward where most patients are in critical conditions, some patients get better or find hope with a successful surgery. However, Jong-woo's symptoms get worse despite his strong will and optimism, and he eventually begins to experience difficulties in speaking, which he dreaded the most.

In Joseon Korea, three bounty hunters face off against a horde of foes in their search for a missing King’s envoy with an important encoded message.

A soon-to-be priest meets his mentor's fiery, American-educated niece, who forces him to question his commitment to priesthood.

In the heart of the small shanty town known as Pine Village, lies 1st Street. The area has been earmarked by businessmen for redevelopment with lush parks and skyscraper apartments. Gangsters have been enlisted by the businessmen to persuade the residents to sell their homes for pennies on the dollar. It turns out that the towns only hope for a miracle may well come from Pil-je, the gangster sent to 1st street to bully the residents into submission.

When a mystery writer discovers that someone she cares about could be a cold-blooded killer, she enlists her detective friend to help her.

An oil rig crew working off the southern tip of Jeju Island is suddenly forced to battle a deadly creature it finds 2,500 meters deep under the sea.

An impoverished family man gets involved in domestic strife with his wife when local rumors start to spread that his oldest son isn’t really his.

When a deep-sea earthquake occurs, it creates a 500 mile-per-hour tsunami headed for a globally popular Korean beach and eventual deadly landfall.

Du-seok (Sung Dong Il) and Jong-bae (Kim Hie Won) are tough-rough private loan sharks who chase down a debtor to collect but end up taking Seung-yi (Park Soi), a 9-year-old girl, as a pawn. Du-seok and Jong-bae promise to watch Seung-yi until she gets adopted by a nice, rich family. But when they later realize that Seung-yi has been sent to the wrong place, Du-seok and Jong-bae bring her back home. Although Du-seok and Jong-bae are stuck with a child they didn’t bargain for, and Seung-yi is left with them as a pawn out of debt, a special bond forms between them.