Movie: A Werewolf Boy
Revised romanization: Neukdae Sonyeon
Director: Jo Sung-Hee
Writer: Jo Sung-Hee
Producer: Lee Young-Suk
Cinematographer: Choi Sang-Muk
Release Date: October 31, 2012
Runtime: 127 min.
Genre: Romance / Fantasy
Distributor: CJ Entertainment
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea
Cast:
Song Joong-Ki – Chul-Soo (wolf-boy)
Park Bo-Young – Soon-Yi
Yoo Yeon-Seok – Ji-Tae
Jang Yeong-Nam – mother
Kim Hyang-Gi – Soon-Ja
Yu Seung-Mok – Dr. Kang
Seo Dong-Soo – Colonel
Ku Bon-Lim – Mrs. Jung
Ahn Do-Kyu – Dong-Suk
Nam Jeong-Hee – Dong-Suk’s grandmother
Lee Joon-Hyuk – police officer
Kim Seung-Hun – public official
Jang Seo-Yi – Soon-Yi’s daughter-in-law
Woo Jung-Kook – farm owner Jung

Synopsis: 
A mother moves with her older daughter (Park Bo-Young) and younger daughter (Kim Hyang-Gi) to a large home in the country side. The older daughter suffers from a lung ailment and her doctor advised the family to move out into the country side. The home is provided by Ji-Tae (Yoo Yeon-Seok), the son of a business partner who worked with their deceased father.
While the family gets acclimated to their new surroundings, the older daughter makes a remarkable discovery. Within a locked room in the barn lives a wild boy (Song Joong-Ki). The family takes him in believing he is just an orphan with little social skills. The boy with little social skills begins to take an interest in the oldest daughter. Meanwhile, Ji-Tae has his own plans in marrying the oldest daughter. What’s the secret behind the wild boy?

Director: Lee Eun-Jin
Writer: Hwang Da-Eun
Episodes: 1
Release Date: July 15, 2012
Runtime: Sun 23:45
Genre: Romance / Fantasy
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot:
Moon-Ki (Bong Tae-Gyu) is involved in an accident and wakes up in the hospital. When he awakes, he can’t remember his own name, family members or where he lives. Through fingerprint checks, he learns that his name is Moon-Ki and his address. When he goes to his home, Moon-Ki feels strange in the unfamiliar home. Moon-Ki then wakes up in the middle of the night and sees a woman (Park Shin-Hye) looking down on him. The woman tells Moon-Ki she is a ghost. Moon-Ki believes the woman is an illusion brought upon by his accident. Nevertheless, Moon-Ki later attends a funeral with the ghost and sees a photo of the deceased person. The deceased person is none other than the ghost!
The ghost’s name is Kim Yeon-Hwa. She was murdered during a robbery. Moon-Ki doesn’t know why she has come to him. He even asks her if she wants him to catch her killer, but Yeon-Hwa says no. Yeon-Hwa tells him that a detective will catch her killer, but there is something more important than catching her killer and the reason she has come to Moon-Ki is buried somewhere in his memory.