Fifty Kicked Out Mom Was Never Sick cast Movies & TV Series

Invited to a secret streaming broadcast, Jae-in begins the "Falling Quiz Show," where she can win 1 billion won by answering only the truth. However, the host unexpectedly starts asking about the death of her younger brother Jae-ha, who recently died in an accident, leaving Jae-in flustered under suspicion that she may be connected to his death. Following the rules, the floor gradually opens while ropes tighten around Jae-in’s neck… Jae-in claims that Jang Doo-yeol, who had bullied Jae-ha since childhood, is the culprit. Jang Doo-yeol, kidnapped and brought to participate in the quiz show after being named by Jae-in, points to the owner of the chicken shop where Jae-ha worked as the real culprit, while the owner in turn accuses Jae-in. Amid endless mutual accusations and revelations, a “Chicken Game” among the three protagonists—rushing toward a catastrophe that could have been avoided—truly begins.

Jared Zane donates his bone marrow to save his ailing mother, only for his adoptive brother, Seth Quill, to take the credit. Betrayed and beaten by his own mother, Jared is cast out, and the Quills plan for Seth to marry his fiancée, Ruby Pierce. Tyler Zane, Jared's adoptive father, seeks justice and, on the wedding day, exposes the Quills' wrongdoings. Ruby, still loyal to Jared, threatens to end her life rather than marry Seth. Tyler forces the Quills to yield by cutting off their business deals. Desperate, they feign remorse, but Seth continues plotting to control the family. With Liam's help, Jared exposes Seth's bribery and bone marrow theft. The Quills retaliate by claiming a stranger as Tyler's biological son, but Jared and Tyler turn the tables, gathering evidence to trap them. The Quills face bankruptcy, and Seth's true nature is revealed. With the truth laid bare, Jared and Ruby reunite and marry, securing their happiness.

Since childhood, my family was poor, and my mother was diagnosed with a brain tumor that required 300,000 for surgery. However, all our savings were taken by my father. I happened to save an old man who had a sudden illness on the roadside. This old man turned out to be the former CEO of a big company! And he suggested that I marry his grandson, a billionaire CEO! To get money for my mother's treatment, I agreed. Unexpectedly, my husband turned out to be the man I saved ten years ago! But he thinks his savior was another girl. Should I tell him the truth?

She was a legendary pop diva who vanished for seven years after announcing her sudden retirement. During that time, she found her long-lost childhood sweetheart, now blind after a car accident. She cared for him, but once he regained his sight, he returned to his first love. Realizing it was time to move on, she left him and made her comeback on stage. At her concert, a video of her singing made him realize—his wife was the girl he had been searching for all along.

A tired warehouse worker wakes to his phone alarm on a dark, stormy morning. Rain pounds the window as he struggles to get out of bed. His coworker texts that the sick time policy just changed, then asks if he is coming in. The worker replies, "Nah, you are good without me," and gets a simple "Bruh" back. In his mind, the warehouse is falling apart. Conveyor belts jam, boxes crash to the floor, shelves collapse, and water drips from the ceiling. It is chaos. Then he blinks and it is gone. The warehouse is fine, coworkers are working, and nothing is wrong. The destruction was only a daydream to break up the monotony of the day. A quick, relatable story about burnout, quiet acts of rebellion, and the humor in imagining the place collapsing without you.*This entry is participating in the ReelShort Reel Vertical Impact contest

Nina Morris sacrificed everything to save her husband Gabriel, only to be left barren and betrayed by his affair with his sister-in-law Chloe. Desperate, she accepts a deal with Gabriel's rival, Victor Harrington. Their marriage is meant to be revenge, but Victor offers her something her husband never did: respect. As Nina rises from the ashes, Gabriel's regret and Chloe's jealousy ignite. But the ultimate shock awaits: the boy she rescued years ago is now the man she married.

Fifteen years ago, Elijah Morton was separated from his mother Sabrina Lester at a fair and adopted by General Hale Gibson. After Gibson became the King, he appointed Elijah Duke of South and ordered him to build a palace in his hometown while seeking his parents. Staying at Lord Gideon Quain's estate, Elijah repeatedly missed recognizing Sabrina, who worked there as a servant. When Sabrina's house was seized for palace construction, her nephew Wyatt Morton attempted to force her out. Elijah intervened, confirming their mother-son bond through a keepsake. Wyatt later kidnapped Elijah to curry favor with Gideon, who panicked upon discovering this and freed Elijah by revealing his status. Sabrina and her husband Alfred Morton sought help from Elijah's fiancée Camille Elwood. Camille's stepfamily framed her for theft, leading her father Larry Elwood to sentence her to marry Chester Quain. Elijah rescued Camille and punished the conspirators. At Sabrina's estranged father Paul Lester's 70th birthday, Sabrina presented Elijah's expensive wine in plain packaging. Her jealous sisters denounced it as fake, prompting Paul to disown her. Elijah arrived with officials bearing lavish gifts, exposing the family's hypocrisy. He departed with his parents as Paul regretted his cruelty.

Julia, Mystic Grandmaster, failed her ascension and was reborn as a rich heiress sharing her name. Betrayed by her adoptive father and a scheming fake heiress, she turned their tricks against them. Forced to help restore her power, Noah, the Hale heir, started falling for Julia. Together, they navigated schemes, danger, and mutual love.

Eve takes a flight to Hawaii to attend her big brother's wedding, booking an extra wide seat because of her broken leg in a cast. A nasty woman and her bratty son demand Eve switch seats with them. The kid trips because of turbulence, his mom demands the flight turn back and fights the pilots, forcing an emergency landing. The mom's sister, Clara, shows up to back her up. Clara accuses Eve of being her fiancée's mistress, not realizing that she's her fiancée's little sister. The wedding is canceled and Clara is send to jail.

Oriana's mom passed away when she was 6; her stepmother abandoned her at a trailer park. When she was 12, she saved the richest man on earth, Murray Morel, and was adopted as his granddaughter. 2 years later, her three brothers found her, and she decided to return to her biological family. In consideration of their egos, she hid her wealth from them but still secretly helped her brothers to succeed in school. However, the brothers are fooled by her evil stepsister and start to bully her. They kicked her out and almost beat her to death. After getting rescued by her adopted Grandfather, she finally sees the true colors of her brothers. She breaks up with them and plans to take everything back. The punished brothers eventually realize that Oriana is their real family and beg on their knees for her forgiveness.

Shunned by high society as an illiterate, illegitimate daughter, Wren Chase is the outcast everyone loves to hate. But when they write her off, she begins to write her own rules. Refusing to be defined by those labels, she leans on sharp instincts and determination, turning skeptics into believers. Step by step, she rebuilds her name, reclaims her dignity, and discovers her true worth.