Who Sleeps My Bro

7.3

The movie follows a group of freshmen in college as they navigate through the wild days of friendship, pranks, and love. ~~ Adapted from the song written about friendship growing apart after college.

How to Hate My Ex

7.3

Key and Namkhing, two people who once loved each other deeply though they spoke little, are reunited on a trip they never intended to take together again. Returning to old feelings, between memories that won't fade…

Please Die My Beloved

7.3

Before they knew it, they were in their late 30s. They only regretted getting married for the sake of happiness, and they began to see the limits of their careers... "Is this what my life is like...?" These were the…

Honey, My Love, So Sweet

7.3

Traumatized by their experiences with boys, they form a man-haters club and pledge never to look at guys. But everything changes when they meet guys who make them realize what love is all about. (Source: IMDb)

Now It’s My Turn

7.3

Confident soon-to-be CEO Fight spent three years pursuing scaredy-cat Napdao until, finally exhausted, she gives up on loving her. Only then does Napdao realise the depth of her own attachment to Fight. The problem…

Give Me Back My Body

7.3

An unexpected thunderstorm caused the top student Zhou Xue Fei and the scumbag Xu He Yang to swap bodies. Zhou Xue Fei woke up and found that she was in Xu He Yang's body, which was the last in the school, and her…

Drama Stage Season 3: My Husband Got Kim Hee Sun

7.3

A husband gets calls from a 'Kim Hee Sun'. The wife begins to suspect he is having an affair and does the same, while their 7-year-old son goes out on a search for 'Kim Hee Sun'. (Source: HanCinema)

Who Sleeps My Bro

7.3

Based on the song written about friendship growing apart after college, the movie follows a group of freshmen in college as they navigate through the wild days of friendship, pranks, and love.

What's in My Bag?

7.3

Hyeon is deeply in love with Ju Yeong. In a solo struggle to win Ju Yeong's heart, Hyeon ends up resorting to a wish doll. The plan seemed perfect, at least until Ju Yeong discovered it. (Source: MATCHBOX Vimeo)

Help! My Online Love Partner Is My Boss

7.3

A loser in the workplace suddenly finds out that the person she has been dating online for half a year is actually her unscrupulous boss. So she uses the identity of her online love partner to seek benefits for herself…

Kim Sun Woong

Sun Woong is a former member of TOUCH. He was a trainee at JYP Entertainment.

Ahn Se Ha

Ahn Se Ha is a South Korean actor, musical actor, and stage actor managed by Hunus Entertainment. On April 6, 2017, JUST Entertainment revealed that Ahn was set to marry his girlfriend of over a year. His wife is a fellow college and an ordinary citizen of the same age. The wedding ceremony was held…

Jung Ji Hoon

Jung Ji Hoon is a South Korean actor and a model under H& Entertainment.

Jung Hae Kyun

Jung Hae Kyun is a South Korean actor who made his acting debut in the 2000 film “Taxi of Terror.”

Kim Ki Doo

Putter Phubase Pratumrat

"Putter" Phubase Pratumrat is a Thai actor. He studied cyber business management at Srinakharinwirot University's College of Social Communication Innovation. Putter was an artist under Headliner Thailand (เฮดไลเนอร์ ไทยแลนด์) until November 2025. (Source: MyDramaList)

Kim Hyun Jun

Kim Hyun Jun is a South Korean actor.

Kad Ploysupa

Kad Ploysupa, nicknamed Kad, is as singer and actor from Chiang Mai, Thailand. His education includes attending Rajamangala University of Technology Lanna (International Business Management). In February 2024, he terminated his contract as an artist under Star Hunter Entertainment. (Source: MyDramaList)

Ji Min Hyuk

Ji Min Hyuk is a South Korean actor, and is currently under King Entertainment. He debuted with the movie "Brothers in Heaven" in 2018, but is best known for his role in "Sweet revenge 2".

Tae Won Seok

Tae Won Seok is a South Korean actor. Born on June 10, 1989, he made his acting debut in a minor role in the 2013 film “Running Man.” He has since appeared in popular films and television dramas, including “Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo” (2016), “Prison Playbook” (2017), “Return” (2018)…