Caught Cheating Movie Collection

In Too Late for Love: 15 Days After Miscarriage movie, Iris and Benjamin were once the ultimate power couple—total relationship goals for everyone, and loaded to boot. They went from college sweethearts straight to tying the knot, and he even gave her a kidney to save her life, swearing he’d love her forever. But by their third year of marriage? Benjamin was hooking up with his mistress out in the open, no shame at all. Crushed and done with his nonsense, Iris set a "15-day countdown" and quietly planned her divorce and escape. But his pathetic lies and the mistress’s bold-faced disrespect pushed her over the edge—she lost the baby. Completely broken, she finally took off, all by herself. Benjamin had no clue how much he’d hurt her until she was gone. That’s when his brutal "redemption tour" started—you know, when someone messes up bad and then begs for forgiveness, but it’s already too late. He offered a reward worldwide to find her, but Iris outsmarted him at every turn. His career and reputation? Gone in a flash. Even after he dumped the mistress, got on his knees to beg for mercy, and took a knife for Iris (ending up seriously hurt), he couldn’t melt her cold heart. In the end, he just had to watch—lonely and full of regret—as she built a new, happy life. And that’s when he finally got it: "Belated love ain’t worth squat"—affection that shows up too late? It’s totally useless.

On her 7th anniversary with her boyfriend, aspiring filmmaker Sia plans a surprise celebration, only to catch him cheating. Reflecting on her past, she sees a pattern of love and betrayal. In the aftermath, three men seek her forgiveness: Woo-jin, her long-time friend and secret admirer; Min-seong, a film company rep she drunkenly kissed; and her unfaithful boyfriend, who won’t let go. As Sia struggles to find love and follow her dreams, a shocking truth surfaces: the man she kissed that night wasn’t Min-seong but Woo-jin. Can she overcome the chaos and discover her true feelings?

Dojun, who married out of necessity and immediately left for a foreign country, suddenly appeared at his marital home and then at his company, without any prior notice. He brought with him several photographs. 'With this innocent face, was she always seducing men?' 'I thought we had only two months left until the divorce...!' Is this marriage really okay? And who could have sent those photos to Dojun?

I trusted my husband—until I found out he was cheating with a college girl. And as if that wasn't enough, he tried to kill me and our daughter. After losing my child, I had nothing left. That’s when he appeared. ""Why are you helping me?"" "Because I have a debt to settle with your husband and his mistress’s family." Now, with a new face, I’ve returned to stand before them. It’s their turn to suffer.

When I kiss someone, I take on their pain. It’s the curse I was born with. I loved my husband enough to bear all his suffering—until he betrayed me. After that, I swore I’d never love again. And then, he appeared. A man who feels my pain even more deeply than I do. Can I allow myself to love again?

In Heiress Returns: Boss's Defense and Love movie: The daughter of the world's wealthiest man pursued a man who manipulated and mistreated women for three years, during which she endured emotional abuse. Despite transferring hundreds of millions in assets to this manipulative individual, she received no formal recognition or respect in their relationship. On their third wedding anniversary, this deceitful man brazenly introduced his mistress to her, mocking her lack of wealth, beauty, connections, and desirability, claiming she deserved to be betrayed. Unbeknownst to him, with just a single decision from her, he and his mistress would lose everything. At this critical moment, the male protagonist—a peer of the female lead in terms of wealth and family background—appears. However, due to misunderstandings orchestrated by the antagonistic secondary characters, he is mistaken for a hired model intended to embellish the scene. Ironically, both the male and female leads initially perceive each other as impostors, with the male lead even mistakenly believing the female lead is his arranged marriage partner. Enraged by the betrayal of the secondary male character, the female lead hastily signs a divorce agreement and marries the male lead. Yet, the secondary characters remain oblivious to the gravity of their actions. Let us observe how they are subsequently humiliated in various ways.

Seo Hong, the heartbroken protagonist, inherits a magical "Love Magic Breakup Tune" that makes people fall in love after sharing a bottle. A bittersweet comedy-drama of love unfolds as she fights for the tune. Will Hong recover her lost love and regain happiness?

Housewife Elise's life takes an exciting but dangerous turn when she begins an affair with Felix, who encourages her to experiment sexually. When Elise tries to end the affair, Felix blackmails her, in this tale of love, fantasy, and sexual obsession.

In this modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, Elinor (Ashley Williams) and Marianne (Marla Sokoloff) find themselves penniless after their father’s fortune is taken away. As they look for ways to pay the bills, they encounter people who judge them and try to keep them down in the dumps. Add falling in love into the mix, and determining whom to trust becomes a mine field. Can the sisters find a balance between relying on their hearts and using good sense without losing everything they hold dear?

Stella is deceived by her fiancé and sister and ends up in someone else's bed. Fortunately, she meets Kevin, the CEO of Galkin Group, but she thinks he’s a gigolo. To save her company, Stella has a flash marriage with him. She’s afraid of encountering troubles, but actually she meets her true love.