1. Harmonious Melodies (2022)
Harmonious Melodies (2022) revolves around the 20-year friendship of two individuals. Suddenly, they find themselves living together for two weeks to complete a music project, leading to the revelation of their true feelings for each other.
Han So Hee takes on the role of Lee Eun So, a straightforward and sincere girl. Meanwhile, Park Hyung Sik plays Han Seon Woo, a young and aspiring photographer. He may be reserved, but he has a warm heart.
The harmonious collaboration between Han So Hee and Park Hyung Sik, along with their adorable on-screen chemistry and understanding of each other, simple and relatable character portrayals, earned them significant praise. The film's simplicity, free from complexity or confusing details, allowed Han So Hee and Park Hyung Sik's natural acting abilities to shine. Both actors fully embraced their roles and successfully depicted the personalities of their characters. This is why the film quickly climbed the ranks of popular Korean TV shows upon its release.
IMDb: 7.8/10

2. Nevertheless (2021)
From the moment Nevertheless hit the screens, it immediately became a hot topic, sparking numerous discussions on social media and film forums. This marks Han So Hee's debut as a lead actress, with the added 19+ label due to the steamy scenes between the main couple, So Hee and Song Kang.
In Nevertheless, Han So Hee takes on the role of Na Bi, a kind and innocent university student who carries the desire to find true love after a series of failed and awkward relationships. It's not until she meets Park Jae Eon (Song Kang) that Na Bi begins to feel the powerful attraction of a true 'bad boy.'
True to the nickname 'bad boy,' Park Jae Eon enjoys teasing in every relationship and has no intention of seriously dating anyone, always drawing a clear line between himself and others. However, when he meets Na Bi, Jae Eon wants to cross that boundary.
Aired on Netflix, the series consistently ranks among the most-watched productions in the Asian region. Especially notable are the eye-catching scenes that attract high viewer counts. Thanks to the sweet on-screen chemistry, Nevertheless has garnered a lot of love from the audience.
IMDb: 7.2/10

3. My Name (2021)
My Name (2021) is a Netflix production directed by Kim Jin Min, featuring the talents of Han So Hee, Park Hee Soon, and Ahn Bo Hyun.
My Name (2021) follows the story of Yoon Ji Woo (played by Han So Hee) seeking revenge for her father's murder. After her father is killed, Ji Woo aims to uncover the mastermind behind the crime and exact vengeance. She puts her trust in Choi Moo Jin, the biggest drug lord in Korea and a friend of her father.
Under the guidance of Choi Moo Jin, Ji Woo joins the police force and becomes an undercover member of the drug gang. Throughout her quest for the truth, she encounters numerous dangers until she realizes the true culprit behind it all.
Despite being her first action film, Han So Hee delivers an outstanding performance. She is praised for her excellent and remarkable portrayal, especially in the action scenes, without the need for a stunt double.
IMDb: 7.8/10

4. Mysterious Gemstone – Abyss (2019)
In 2019, Han So Hee took on a role in the film Abyss. Here, she portrayed a supporting character and the ex-girlfriend of the male lead, a role deemed crucial in initiating the storyline and character development.
The story revolves around the relationship between Go Se Yeon (played by Park Bo Young) and Cha Min (played by Ahn Hyo Seop). Se Yeon is a beautiful, talented prosecutor with exceptional abilities, while Cha Min is a smart, kind heir who struggles with his appearance.
Although both characters initially died, a mysterious gemstone brings them back to life with new appearances. Once insecure about his looks, Cha Min transforms into a handsome administrative manager of a renowned law firm. Meanwhile, Go Se Yeon becomes a normal-looking female lawyer. From this point on, the couple's lives take a new turn as they join forces to uncover the truth behind the magical gemstone.
IMDb: 7.1/10

5. The World of the Married (2020)
The World of the Married (2020) revolves around the family life of the renowned doctor Ji Sun Woo (played by Kim Hee Ae). She is married to Lee Tae Oh (Park Hae Joon), and they have a son.
Sun Woo's seemingly blissful life shatters when Lee Tae Oh betrays her and engages in an extramarital affair with Yeo Da Kyung (played by Han So Hee). Devastated by her husband's betrayal, Ji Sun Woo starts planning revenge and exposes the true nature of the 'perfect couple.'
Playing the third party in The World of the Married, Han So Hee impressively portrays Yeo Da Kyung. As the only daughter in a wealthy family, growing up in luxury and under the protection of her parents, Da Kyung becomes entangled in an illicit relationship with a married man. Through this role, So Hee earns admiration from fans for her natural and authentic acting, vivid character portrayal, and bringing her character to life.
Her performance as Yeo Da Kyung in The World of the Married earned her a nomination for Best New Actress at the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards.
IMDb: 8.0/10

6. Money Flower (2017)
The storyline of Money Flower revolves around the main character, Kang Pil Joo (played by Jang Hyuk). As the CEO of the Chung Ah Group, Pil Joo is recognized by everyone for his intelligence and, especially, exemplary work ethic. However, behind this perfect facade is a revenge plan that Pil Joo is secretly preparing.
In reality, he intends to arrange a marriage of convenience between Mo Hyun (the daughter of a parliamentary member, an environmental activist, and a science teacher) and Jang Boo Chun - the heir to the Chung Ah Group. However, as Pil Joo approaches Mo Hyun, he gradually finds himself falling for her and realizes he has unknowingly fallen in love.
In Money Flower, Han So Hee takes on the role of Yoon Seo Won, a 35-year-old woman who is the secret lover of Jang Boo Chun and a former receptionist at the Chung Ah Group headquarters. Thanks to the fame and impressive success of the series, Han So Hee gained more recognition.
IMDb: 7.6/10

7. 100 Days My Prince (2018)
100 Days My Prince (2018) is a historical drama featuring Prince Lee Yul of the Joseon dynasty (played by Do Kyung Soo). He is known for being meticulous, cold, and strict in all matters. However, few know the deep loneliness that resides within him. During his time as a prince, Lee Yul enacted a decree requiring everyone to marry before the age of 28.
Hong Shin (played by Nam Ji Hyun) is an intelligent, strong-willed woman who, at the age of 28, faces challenges from soldiers and officials for remaining unmarried.
In a twist of fate where the prince is attacked by assailants, Lee Yul is injured and loses his memory. He is rescued and cared for by Hong Shin's adoptive father, becoming her fiance in the process. Over the course of 100 days together, their relationship blossoms, revealing memories of a fateful encounter 16 years ago.
In the film, Han So Hee portrays Queen Kim So Hye, living an unhappy life. She harbors feelings for an assassin close to her father but is forbidden to pursue the romance, leading to a lonely existence within the palace.
IMDb: 7.7/10

8. The Villainess is a Marionette (2022)
The Villainess is a Marionette is one of the recent acclaimed films starring Cha Eun Woo and Han So Hee. The story revolves around a working woman whose life resembles a puppet controlled by others. One day, she is stabbed to death by a stranger and accidentally reborn into the novel 'Black Rose Girl' that she had read before.
Her new identity is the character Cayena, the villainous female supporting role in the story with an extremely tragic fate. Cayena is the princess known as the most beautiful woman in the empire. She is a ruthless woman who knows nothing but cruelty and extravagance. However, her fate is doomed: she will be used by her younger brother to strengthen his throne, and she will be killed by her insane husband.
Knowing the impending doom, can she change her fate within the story?
IMDb: 7.4/10

9. Reunited Worlds (2017)
Reunited Worlds (2017) is a television series that revolves around the life of Sung Hae Sung (Yeo Jin Goo). 12 years ago, he mysteriously disappeared after an accident. 12 years later, Hae Sung unexpectedly returns, still at the age of 31 but with the appearance and personality of a 19-year-old.
Sung Hae Sung coincidentally reunites with his childhood friend Jung Won (Lee Yeon Hee), and from there, they embark on a romantic relationship. With the help of friends and loved ones, Hae Sung stabilizes his life and begins a journey to uncover the mysteries surrounding his death and miraculous resurrection.
In Reunited Worlds, Han So Hee plays the character Lee Seo Won. Although it's a small role with limited screen time, this role marks So Hee's initial steps into the acting career, laying the foundation for her subsequent successes.
IMDb: 7.2/10

10. Heavy Snow
Heavy Snow is Han So Hee's debut LGBTQ+ film that recently hit the big screen. The actress consistently embraces challenges in each new project, surprising fans by pushing her acting abilities to the max once again. Previously, Han So Hee took on the role of a 'mistress' in the TV series The World of the Married, followed by My Name where she portrayed an undercover policewoman unraveling a mysterious murder case. This time, Han So Hee ventures into a new genre with LGBTQ+ themes, specifically Girllove (GL) or stories of same-sex love.
Heavy Snow tells the story of Suan, a film and theater student at an art high school in Gangneung, who quickly befriends teen star Seoli. Suan takes a trip to Seoul with Seoli, who daringly visits her home one late night. Later, they realize they share a special bond, but Seoli misunderstands, leading Suan, who becomes an actress later, to return to the winter sea with a longing to find Seoli again. The film Heavy Snow focuses on depicting the emotions of the two characters played by Han So Hee and Han Hae In.
IMDb: 7.8/10
