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Choi Is-won and Park Ji-hyun play co-workers in an office that monitors media decency standards. © 2025 MEDIACAN, GOLDDOG ENTERTAINMENT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Yoon Dan-bi has a dream. As the daughter of a children’s book writer she dreams of creating stories for children. Like her dad’s upbeat storybook characters she’s optimistic about success, even if it takes time to materialize. To pay the bills she applies for a civil service job. That’s how things quickly get R-rated in the Korean film Forbidden Fairytale, which premieres this week at the New York Asian Film Festival. When Dan-bi, played by Park Ji-hyun, arrives at her new job, she learns she has been assigned to the Youth Protection Team at Korea’s Communications Standards Commission. Her job is to look at various media and decide whether it violates the decency standards. Basically, she has to decide if it’s porn? Okay, it’s not what she thought she signed up for, but she tries to make it work. Then she runs into Hwang Chang-seob, a publisher of adult romances, accidentally slamming her bike into his antique car. Chang-seob, played enthusiastically by Sung Dong-il, insists she pay for the damages to his beloved car, but it’s more money than she can earn at her civil service job. In exchange she vows to write some erotica for him. How difficult can it be? It turns out to be embarrassingly difficult. Apparently, writing an adult romance is not something you can just google. When writing Park’s character Dan-bi uses her friends romantic adventures. © 2025 MEDIACAN, GOLDDOG ENTERTAINMENT ALL RIGHTS RESERVED She turns to her fun girlfriends for anecdotes from their own romantic adventures and uses them to create stories that become very popular. Dan-bi asks a fellow employee to read her stories and provide objective feedback. Co-worker Kang…

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