Shin Hyeon-jun Movies

Can a cop persuade a killer to give up his life for the good of an ailing child? Jo Yeong-woo (Heo Jun-ho) is a police detective who has been raising his young daughter Seo-heui (Jo Su-min) on his own since the tragic death of his wife. Seo-heui is only seven years old when she's diagnosed with a serious liver ailment that will claim her life unless a suitable donor can be found for a transplant. Doctors are having trouble finding someone who will be the right match for the girl, but Jo Yeong-woo discovers that Gang Tae-ju (Shin Hyeon-jun), serving time for murder, fits the bill perfectly. Jo Yeong-woo attempts to persuade Gang Tae-ju to donate his liver to his daughter, and even tries to arrange for an early release for the prisoner, but getting Gang Tae-ju to shorten his life or control his taste for hedonism in the name of an altruistic act is an uphill battle. Majimak Seonmul ... Gwihyu (aka His Last Gift) features a cameo appearance by actress Ha Ji-weon as Jo Yeong-woo's late wife. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Hyunn-Min is a former forensic sculptor who has a talent for reconstructing a person's face using only their skull. When the police come to him to help find a serial killer who is using acid to burn away the flesh of his victims, leaving only their bones, Hyunn-Min agrees to help, but soon his daughter begins having disturbing visions. Could it be that the bones in their house are causing her these terrifying hallucinations? He'd better find the answer fast, before a twisted conspiracy envelopes everyone involved. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

Emotions run high between three crew members of a South Korean naval recovery unit in director Lee Jeong-guk's 2003 action-adventure film Blue. Longtime pals Lee Tae-hyeon (Kim Yeong-ho) and Kim Jun (Shin Hyeon-jun) joined the Ship Salvation Unit together, trained together, and were set to work together until fellow trainee Kang Su-jin (Shin Eun-gyeong) came into the picture. After mutually despising each other, Kang and Kim develop a fiery intimate romance that lasts until the three complete their training. A few years later, the three are reunited on a mission to save a sunken submarine 500 feet below the water's surface, but with a complication: Kang is to be in charge of both Kim and Lee. Initially screened at the 2003 Berlin International Film Festival, Blue proved to be a box-office disappointment in its native South Korea. ~ Ryan Shriver, Rovi