Park Hae-joon

In drug crime circles, 'Ya-Dang' informants sell criminals' info. Criminals use this to reduce sentences, while law enforcement uses it for arrests. Ya-Dang, police and prosecutors form a key triangle. In the league of drug crimes, the insiders who leak the information of drug-criminals are called 'Ya-Dang'. Drug-criminals take advantage of commutation by passing over the insider's information bought from 'Ya-Dang'. Cops and prosecutors, on the other hand, make performances by using the information. There is a triangle in Korean drug-crime scene: police, prosecutors and the game changer, 'Ya-Dang'.

Eva has spent the last 10 years in and out of insane asylums. Now she is back and has to conquer both her fears and insanity so she can return to her daughter Lulu.

Two boys are becoming real adults during a turbulent time as they experience a world that doesn't go their way. Taek-il recklessly leaves home, defying his mother, who wanted him to go to college. In an unfamiliar neighborhood, he happens to get a job as a delivery man for a Chinese restaurant and he mingles with new people such as Geo-seok, a chef, and Kyung-ju, a boxer. Meanwhile, his friend Sang-pil enters the private-loan business to make money. At first, making a big fortune seems easy, but he soon faces unexpected and painful difficulties.

Matvey is a talented football player from a provincial Siberian city. During the day, he plays football, and at night he carries out small orders from local gangsters. Once he gets a chance - the Moscow football club became interested in him and his talent. —PCHETV