Jeong Man-sik

The story of activist Fred Ross, who helped invent modern organizing. He and his son, Fred Ross, Jr. Left a legacy and a set of techniques that are still used today. The story of labor organizer Fred Ross, and his legacy, including his work with the Dust Bowl refugees, the Japanese-Americans interned during WWII, the creation of the Community Services Organizations throughout California, the founding of the United Farm Workers and the work of those he inspired, and those his son, Fred Ross, Jr. inspired. —Kenn Rabin

Rival diplomats from North Korea and South Korea are trapped as civil war rages in Mogadishu, Somalia. With no aid from either government, they must unite to escape.

After trying to cover up a car accident that left a man dead, a crooked homicide detective is stalked by a mysterious man claiming to have witnessed the event. Detective Go Geon-soo is having a hard day, and the following events happen to him in less than 24 hours: He receives a divorce notice from his wife. His mother passes away. He and his coworkers are investigated by police inspectors over alleged embezzlement. Then on his way to his mother's funeral, he drives recklessly and commits a fatal hit and run. He tries to cover-up the accident by hiding the man's corpse in his deceased mother's coffin. But someone has been watching all along, and Geon-soo gets a mysterious call from a person claiming that he was the sole witness to the crime, who now begins to threaten him. —Anonymous On the way back from his mother's funeral, special crimes detective Gun-su gets into an accident, killing a man instantly. In order to cover up his crime, he hides the body inside his mother's coffin, with her inside. A few days later, Gun-su's crime pops up on the police database and his partner is heading up the case. Gun-su feels distressed as his partner slowly uncovers more details of the accident. To make things worse, a witness to the accident approaches Gun-su by threatening his life. —Anonymous