Luật Sư Nhân Quyền, The Running Mates: Human Rights (2019)

Lee Yo Won, at the age of 39, continues to demonstrate a significant influence in the Korean film industry. With her beauty, excellent acting skills, and wealth of experience, she is undoubtedly one of the strongest actresses in the Lee family at the present time. She made her film debut at the age of 18 and remarkably won her first personal award at 21. In 2019, she participated in two television projects, and The Running Mates: Human Rights was officially released in September. The Running Mates: Human Rights, a love and psychological drama, is directed by the renowned director Kim Yong Soo and inspired by the novel of the same name by author Song Shi Woo. In addition to Yo Won, the film also features the participation of many other high-quality actors such as Choi Gwi Hwa, Jang Hyun Sung, Oh Mi Hee, and Kim Joo Young. The story revolves around the investigators of the Human Rights Commission, who fight to protect those who have been violated.

Han Yoon-Seo is an outstanding investigator who only investigates cases based on clear facts and evidence, which often leads to her being perceived as rigid and conservative. However, this stems from Yoon Seo's troubled past, as she keeps a secret that she cannot share with anyone. Bae Hong Tae, a former prosecutor, is assigned to work with Yoon Seo, but the two struggle to find common ground from their very first discussions.