Sandglass ranks as the third most-watched TV mini-series in Korean television history, with over 65% of the Korean population tuning in for each weekly episode.

Sandglass is the story of two best friends, their differing roads in life, and the political turmoil that inevitably pits them against one another. After getting rejected from military school because of his father's affiliation with the Communist party, Tae-Soo (Choi Min-Soo) enters a dark underworld filled with violent gangsters and corrupt politicians. Woo-Suk (Park Sang-Won) sees his family suffer under political oppression, and becomes a prosecutor to fight for social justice. Painfully torn between the two men is Hye-Rin (Go Hyun-Jung of Spring Days), the ambitious successor to her father's successful casino business.

Sandglass powerfully explores the conflicts between friendship, loyalty, and duty. Don't miss this intense and unpredictable 24-episode television masterpiece… and prepare yourself for a thrilling and truly unforgettable ending.

Starring superstar protagonists Song Hye-Kyo (Endless Love (A Tale of Autumn)), Bae Yong-Joon (Winter Love Song (A Tale of Autumn II)), Song Yoon-A and Kim Seung-Woo, Hotelier achieved exceptional TV viewership of up to 40% in South Korea.

The rivalry between two experienced hoteliers sparks in the Hotel of Seoul when former Head Manager Han Tai-Jun (Kim Seung-Woo) who has returned from the States to restore his position in the Hotel confronts Shin Dong-Hyuk (Bae Yong-Joon), an expert in mergers and acquisitions. While regaining the lost splendor of the Hotel, the two career-minded hoteliers not only fall into a power struggle, but also into love tangles with Seo Jin-Young (Song Yoon-A) and Kim Yun-Hee (Song Hye-Kyo).

After the sudden death of Seoul Hotel, Chairman Choi, customer service manager Seo Jin-Young goes to the US to ask former top hotel staff Han Tai-Jun to take over all hotel operations. Tai-Jun accepts but unexpectedly stumbles into hotel acquisition expert Shin Dong-Hyuk, who is hired by Enterpriser Kim to help take over the hotel.

Dong-Hyuk and Tai-Jun are not only rivals for the hotel, they are both in love with Jin-Young. Dong-Hyuk is head over heels in love with Jin-Young, while Tai-Jun? heart has always been with his ex-love and colleague. Jin-Young herself has mixed feelings about this romantic triangle. Things become more complicated when the wealthy Kim Yun-Hee falls in love with Tai-Jun.

What will be their ultimate desire? Love? Career?

This US version of Four Sisters features high quality English subtitles, so Western audiences can catch every fleeting emotion of the sisters' lives. With its unique characters, charismatic stars, surprising plot twists, and compelling web of family affairs, Four Sisters has been called a "must-see" classic by fans of the rapidly growing K-drama phenomenon!

Also featuring the ultra-popular Ji Jin Hee (Dae Jang Geum, Love Letter, Spring Days), the Four Sisters all-star cast delivers an all-star K-drama classic!

Following the enormous success of the Korean TV drama series Stairway to Heaven, SBS has done it again with Something Happened in Bali. Now with English subtitles, see why over 40% of the Korean population tuned in to see this heartrending and intense 20-episode TV drama!

Soo-Jung (Ha Ji-Won, Damo, Secret) is an independent spirit with a difficult past, who is in Bali searching for a wealthy man to rescue her. Jae-Min (Jo In-Sung, Spring Days) is wealthy, but is irresponsible, arrogant, and uninterested in business. He is headed for an arranged marriage to Young-Joo (Park Ye-Jin, Four Sisters), but she's not yet over her recent breakup with In-Wook (So Ji-Sub, Glass Slippers), an ambitious man of humbler means. Young-Joo and In-Wook visit Bali to find some time alone, but they're greeted at their destination by Jae-Min. A tenuous lie averts immediate disaster, and the three embark on a tour of Bali - with Soo-Jung as their tour guide. See how far these people will go to win the zero-sum game of love and greed. Are you ready to find out what happened in Bali? 2004 SBS Awards: Outstanding Actress (Ha Ji-Won) and Outstanding Actor (Jo In-Sung). 2004 Baeksang Awards: Best Actress (Ha Ji-Won), Best Actor (Jo In-Sung), and Best Screenplay.