"M" is not your typical Korean television drama. Suspenseful and mysterious, "M" is a highly controversial story involving abortion and scientific imagination. This uniqueness helped catapult "M" into K-drama ratings history, with its 52% audience rating from 1994 still ranked among the top 20 of all-time.
Ma-Ri's life changed the minute she was born. The soul of an aborted child entered her body, and from that moment her life was no longer her own. Now co-existing in the same body as Ma-Ri, this paranormal phenomenon - called "M" - uses unimaginable powers to seek revenge against the world.
Starring Shim Eun-Ha, Lee Chang-Hoon, and Kim Ji-Su.
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Go Hyun-Jung (Sandglass), one of the original Korean TV drama megastars, returns after a ten-year hiatus for the eagerly anticipated 2005 SBS mini-series Spring Days. With the combined star power of Go Hyun-Jung, plus Ji Jin-Hee (Dae Jang Geum, Love Letter) and Jo In-Sung (Something Happened in Bali), Spring Days is definitely not your ordinary K-drama series!
Loosely adapted from the popular Japanese drama, Heaven's Coins, Spring Days tells the gripping story of Suh Jung-Eun (Go Hyun-Jung), an elusive beauty who has suffered a trauma so great that she loses the will to speak. Go Eun-Ho (Ji Jin-Hee) is the doctor who helps Jung-Eun find a way to overcome her past. But just when her gratitude starts to blossom into love, fate cruelly intervenes, leaving Eun-Ho in a coma.
At the hospital Jung-Eun meets Eun-Ho's stepbrother Eun-Sup (Jo In-Sung), who is also a doctor. Despite his best intentions, Eun-Sup finds himself powerless to resist Jung-Eun. Latent rivalries and misunderstandings come to a boil as the two brothers vie for Jung-Eun's affection.
Featuring an all-star cast and a compelling story, Spring Days is a highly acclaimed 20-episode K-Drama for all seasons.
Winner of multiple 2004 MBC Awards:
Best Actor: Lee Seo-Jin
Best Actress: Lee Eun-Joo
Best New Actor: Eric Mun
Timing is everything in Phoenix, another hit romantic Korean TV drama from MBC! The gorgeous Lee Eun-Joo (Bungee Jumping of Their Own, Lover's Concerto) stars as Lee Ji-Eun, a rich princess who defies her family's wishes to marry a poor student named Jang Sae-Hoon (Lee Seo-Jin of the hit drama Damo).
Love cannot conquer all, and tough times convince Ji-Eun to file for divorce. Filled with bitter feelings, Sae-Hoon leaves Korea for New York, and eventually returns to Korea ten years later as a wealthy self-made businessman. Sae-Hoon meets Ji-Eun again, whose life has taken an alarming tumble. Is the timing right for a reunion? Or is the couple's once-fated love impossible now?
Co-starring Eric Mun (of the pop music group Shinhwa), Phoenix is a 26-episode TV drama filled with the shocking twists, exciting surprises, and heartrending romance that Korean TV drama fans expect. This nine-disc set comes complete with English subtitles for the millions of K-drama fans in North America!
Experience the hip, cool lifestyles of a quartet of sexy young twenty-somethings in the hit Korean comedy Singles!
Na Nan (Jang Jin-Young, The Foul King) has known best pals Dong-Mi (Um Jung-Hwa, Marriage is a Crazy Thing) and Jung-Joon (Lee Bum-Soo, Wet Dreams, Oh! Brothers) since childhood, and now the trio shares the ups and downs of their turbulent single lives together. But everything gets turned on end when Dong-Mi and Jung-Joon end up in bed! Should the longtime friends make it official or call it a mistake? Na Nan has a job offer and a marriage proposal from the charming Soo-Heon (Kim Joo-Hyuk, Say Yes, YMCA Baseball Team) to consider, and her twenties are fast coming to end. What's a generation of soon-to-getting-older youth to do?
Smart, sexy, and sophisticated, Singles is a winning and wildly entertaining look at the joy, heartache, and undeniable excitement of being young and unattached.
Jang Jin-Young won the Best Actress award at the 2003 Blue Dragon Film Awards (most prestigious film awards in Korea), making her only the second actress in Korean history to win the awards twice.
