2½ days of FUN!

Pacific Media Expo 2008
Veterans' Day
Holiday Weekend
November 7 to 9, 2008
Hilton Los Angeles Airport

Home Programming Korean Drama Korean Drama Love triangles? Money troubles? Marital problems? Addicted to drama? We’ve got Korean Drama. Yes, K-Drama is back from last year’s debut. PMX will give you your drama fix. Why stop at watching K-Drama at PMX? Why not take it home with you and enjoy the romance in the comfort of your own home. We are giving away one complete dvd box set courtesy of YA Entertainment to one lucky fan. See a list of k-drama screening at PMX08. Please check room locations for times. Country Princess Acclaimed Korean actress Bae Doona (The Host, Someday) delights audiences with the heartwarming TV drama Country Princess. Bae brings her quirky charm to the role of a spunky single mother coping with some big changes. Eun-hee (Bae Doona) might not be very beautiful or smart, but her upbeat attitude can get her through anything, including her father's death, her mother's coldness, and life as a young mother. When a rich man shows up on the doorstep looking for his long-lost granddaughter, it's Eun-hee's sister (Kim Yu-mi, Romance) who gets whisked away, leaving Eun-hee to carry the household. Eun-hee takes everything in cheerful stride, but will she be able to smile when she finds out the truth behind her identity? Full House Featuring superstar Bi Rain (A Love to Kill, Sang Do- Lets Go to School) and the adorable Song Hye Gyo (All In, Hotelier) Full House soared its way to the top of Korean TV drama ratings in 2004. Ji Eun (Song Hye Gyo) is an ambitious young novelist trying to make it on her own. But when she is conned out of her home, she is forced to share her house with the arrogant Young Jae- a successful actor who hires Ji Eun, not only as his maid, but also to be his pretend wife! Things quickly go from bad to worse when she develops feelings for Young Jae, but does Young Jae feel the same way about her? Heartwarming and hilarious, Full House has charmed its way into the hearts of Korean drama fans around the world. Also starring the beautiful Han Eun Jung (Seoul 1945, Successful Story of a Bright Girl) and talented actor Kim Sung Soo (Lawyers, Stained Glass). I Really, Really Like You “If my heart is pure, I can do anything.â€� I Really, Really Like You is a romantic comedy filled with great music, quirky characters, and delicious food. It’s an irresistible drama of an irrepressible girl! It is an uplifting Korean TV drama series about the transforming power of the heart. Simple country girl Bong-sun (Eugene, Save the Last Dance for Me) leaves the mountains in search of her long-lost parents. Helped by an irascible Secret Service officer (Lee Min Gi, Be Strong, Geum-soon, Dal Ja's Spring) and a handsome doctor (Ryu Jin, Summer Scent, Capital Scandal), she finds love and success as a cook in Seoul’s most important kitchen, the South Korean President's Blue House. Along the way, Bong-sun overcomes every obstacle, learns the true meaning of family, and solves a startling riddle: Could the President himself be her father? One Fine Day When does love begin? One Fine Day is the heartfelt TV drama starring Korean television favorites Gong Yoo (Coffee Prince) and Sung Yu-Ri (The Snow Queen). Co-starring Namgoong Min and Lee Yeon-hee (Emperor of the Sea), One Fine Day presents a bittersweet love story amid the beautiful vistas of Australia and Korea. Orphaned as children, stepsiblings Gun (Gong Yoo) and Ha-Neul (Sung Yu-ri) are adopted into very different families. Ha-neul grows up in Korea with a wealthy, loving family, while Gun becomes a small-time thug in Australia. Reunited after 15 years, they have nothing in common but painful memories. Snow Queen The Snow Queen is a rich, intense portrait of the powerful ties holding both friendship and love together. Two teenager prodigies, Tae Wong (Hyun Bin, My Lovely Sam Soon) and Jung Kyu (Lee Sun Ho) are close friends both experiencing the trials of growing up and the thrills of first love. But when the pressures of adolescence cause Jung Kyu to commit suicide, the tragedy emotionally scars young Tae Wong. Eight years later, Tae Woong, now going by the name of Deuk Gu, is a third-class boxer facing losses both inside and outside the ring. Unable to get over the death of his childhood friend, the depressed Deuk Gu continues to struggle with hardship and lives a bitter and cold life. While struggling to let go of his old wounds, he meets the cold-hearted Bo-Ra (Sung Yu Ri, One Fine Day, A Prince’s first Love), a wealthy and petulant young woman with a heart as cold as his. But in order to melt this ice princess’s heart, Deuk Gu must first begin to come to terms with his own past. Spring Waltz From the highly acclaimed producer of Winter Sonata, Autumn in My Heart and Summer Scent comes the fourth and final installment of Yoon Suk Ho’s “Seasonal Drama Series,â€� Spring Waltz. As children, Ja-Ha (Seo Do Young, Sea God) and Eun-Young (Han Hyo Joo, By Land And Sky) live in an isolated island village. When Ja-ha's father leaves him alone, Ja-ha fears his father may not come back. While making arrangements to run away, he meets Eun-Young, a sweet but sickly village girl. What begins as merely a friendship develops into an unlikely love story. However, after a tragic accident, the two are split…only to meet again 15 years later. Special thanks to: MBC America YA Entertainment   < Prev   Next > [ Back ]