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Son Ye-jin is called the “One and Only” for good reason. She became a star right with her debut and has been at the centre of public interest as an icon of melodrama ever since. She has moved between different genres, while avoiding stereotypes and fearlessly embarking on adventures to find her unique character and novelty. Successful both on cinema and TV, Son Ye-jin is one of the most iconic actresses of her generation. On the occasion of being the focus of the special spotlight at Bifan, here are ten of her best movies, in chronological order, although it is obvious, that her two best movies are “The Last Princess” and “The Truth Beneath”

1. Lover's Concerto (2002) by Lee Han

One day, Ji-hwan begins to receive letters from an unidentified person. The letters, containing black-and-white photos of happy children playing, remind Ji-hwan of his old two friends. Five years earlier, while...

2 Broke Girls entertained viewers with its comedic plot and double entendre for six seasons. The sitcom is about two girls named Maxine George Black and Caroline Channing, played by Kat Dennings and Beth Behrs, respectively, who work as waitresses at the Brooklyn Diner and, in the process, develop a strong friendship. Their personalities are contrary to one another, and both come from different walks of life. Caroline is a rich girl whose dad went bankrupt in a Ponzi scheme, bringing her family back to the streets. Whereas Max comes from a poor background, whose mother abandoned her and father still remains unknown.

The series also consists of other fun characters like Oleg (Jonathan Kite), Han Lee (Matthew Moy), Sophie Kachinsky (Jennifer Coolidge), and Earl (Garrett Morris). But Max Black's character stood out from the rest by giving hard-hitting life lessons in the most sarcastic way possible. Dennings brings...