Hwang Jung Min (The Point Men), Jung Woo Sung (Hunt), Lee Sung Min (The Devil's Deal), Park Hae Joon (Emergency Declaration) and Kim Sung Kyun (Hansan: Rising Dragon) portray the true story of the 1979 Coup d'état of December Twelfth in the historical action blockbuster 12.12: The Day. The highest-grossing Korean film of 2023, director Kim Sung Su's political drama won Best Film and Best Actor at the 2024 Baeksang Arts Awards. On December 12, 1979, the fate of the Republic of Korea changed. Two months after President Park's assassination on October 26, Defense Security Commander Chun Doo Kwang (Hwang Jung Min) engineers a military coup in the country's capital, mobilizing even frontline troops to Seoul. Meanwhile, Lee Tae Shin (Jung Woo Sung), the Capital Security Commander, holds the line against the military insurgency to protect Seoul and his people.

Yoon Se-ri (Son Ye-jin) is a successful South Korean businesswoman and chaebol heiress. One day, while paragliding in Seoul, she is blown off course by a tornado and crash-lands in the North Korean portion of the DMZ. Ri Jeong-hyeok (Hyun Bin), a member of the North Korean elite and a captain in the Korean People's Army is patrolling and discovers Se-ri. He is persuaded to hide her and help her return to the South.

Destined With You tells the story about an irresistible romance between Lee Hong-jo (Jo Bo-ah) and Jang Shin-yu (Rowoon) with the storyline revolving around a forbidden book that was thoroughly sealed 300 years ago, landing in the hands of Hong-jo after obtaining it with Shin-yu becoming the victim of the forbidden book due to the curse caused by the book.

The best DVD materials for Scientific Taekwondo Training by the masters of the Kukkiwon! Taekwondo Academy Instructors teach basic motion and poomsae! -Easy to understand and easy to follow composition in various angles. -From starting stance to finishing stance, each move is done step by step, accompanied by detailed explanations. -Learn definitions and composition of poomsae Contents DVD 1: Blackbelt's Patterns (Koryo~Sipjin) DVD 2: Blackbelt's Patterns (Jitae~Ilyeo) Viewing levels of DVDs Step 1. Introduction Step 2. Basic View through Poomsae Line Step 3. Detailed views Step 4. Learning Section Movements Step 5. Applications DVD Information Region: ALL Format: NTSC Duration: 147 min. Languages: Korean, English, French, German, Spanish

Blockbuster director Yoon Je Kyun (Haeundae) pays tribute to his parents and the sacrifices of their generation with Ode To My Father, a big-budget epic melodrama charting the ups and downs of one family against the tumult of modern Korean history. Acclaimed actor Hwang Jung Min (Fists of Legend) plays a simple, warmhearted man who travels far and wide and experiences myriad trials and tribulations, all for the sake of his family and a childhood promise that would shape a lifetime. Spanning from the Korean War to the present day, the heartfelt tearjerker was a massive hit with audiences and turned into the second biggest Korean film of all time. Besides Hwang Jung Min, the film also co-stars the award-winning lineup of Kim Yoon Jin (The Neighbors), Jung Jin Young (Gangnam Blues), Jang Young Nam (A Werewolf Boy), Oh Dal Soo (Miracle in Cell No. 7) and Ra Mi Ran (Hope). Ode to My Father swept the top prizes at the 52nd Daejong Film Awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Screenplay and Best Cinematography. In December 1950, Duk Soo (Hwang Jung Min) and his family were one of many fleeing south in the wake of the Korean War. During the evacuation, Duk Soo, a young boy at the time, loses sight of his little sister. His father stays to search for her, and entrusts the rest of the family in Duk Soo's care. From that day on, Duk Soo would become the head of the household, toiling endlessly at all kinds of jobs in order to support the family and to keep his promise with his father. That promise would bring him as far as the coal mines of Germany and wartorn Vietnam, as he bears all in the hopes of providing his family a better life.

A coming-of-age romantic comedy that revolves around Choi Ung (Choi Woo-shik) and Kook Yeon-soo (Kim Da-mi), ex-lovers who broke up with a promise to never meet again. As luck would have it, the documentary they filmed ten years ago in high school went viral and they are forced to face the cameras together again by their producer friend. The series depicts their complicated feelings and growth. This drama shows what love feels like. Instead of discussing practical issues like family conflicts, it tells a story about throb, memory and dream. Romance is revealed in many small, unnoticed acts.