Yoon Jin-wook

A series of one-off dramas.

A typical Korean flirty boy and girl meet each other. This drama draws the reality of 11 men and women who gather in a village to flirt. Five women and six men, workaholics, cheapskates, born-solos and others, have signed up for a reality dating program. One couple hit it off right away, another don't get along very well and the others slowly reveal their attractions. Will they be able to find true love?

The coming-of-age sitcom depicts the struggles and adventures by a single lady, Yoo Mi, who tries to find her own happiness and what she really loves.

Missing and death cases take place in succession along the Korean Demilitarized Zone. South Korea forms a unit led by Captain Jo Jin-Ho and First Lieutenant Shin Yoo-Hwa as assistant leader. They are given only 24 hours to find out the truth behind the incidents. Team members find evidence, but they feel like something isn't right.

Set in backdrops of Seoul’s most popular tourist spots including Han River and Bukchon, it is a story about a writer, named Daniel, who was adopted to the US when he was 10 years old, coming back to Korea after becoming a world-class novelist. He decided to come back to Korea to meet his family including his mother who had no option but to put her son up for adoption. While he traces back in memory, he meets Yeo Jin, the editor helping Daniel with the publication of his book in Korea and the two soon realize some undeniable chemistry between them.

The temperature of 37.2 degrees Celsius is when the body is most suited to fall in love. And at the pirated radio frequency of 37.2, a man known as DJ Captain (Yoon Gun) hosts an underground show called "Pirates Radio," where listeners call in to get all kinds of advice about love and relationships.

A film about organ transplants and the difficulties that occur with them. The film was distributed on smart phone devices in order to break the stereotype of screening theaters and provide more audiences with a chance to experience viewing independent films on their devices.