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When the Camellia Blooms (Korean: 동백꽃 필 무렵) is a 2019 South Korean television series starring Gong Hyo-jin, Kang Ha-neul, and Kim Ji-seok. It aired on KBS2's Wednesdays and Thursdays at 22:00 (KST) from September 18 to November 21, 2019. Each episode was released on Netflix in South Korea and most Asia-Pacific and English speaking countries after their television broadcast. When the Camellia Blooms became the highest rated mini-series drama airing in 2019 with a single episode rating of 23.8%. According to Nielsen Korea, the drama also became the second highest rated drama of 2019 with all episodes' average ratings of 14.83% behind SBS's The Fiery Priest. The series was met with praise by critics and audiences for its production and solid actors' performances. It also received favourable reviews for its realistic plot and unique genre combinations of romantic-comedy and thriller. The drama received 10 nominations at 56th Baeksang Arts Awards, winning 4 – Grand Prize for Television, Best Screenplay, Best Actor for Kang Ha-neul and Best Supporting Actor for Oh Jung-se and won multiple awards at 2019 KBS Drama Awards including Grand Prize for Gong Hyo-jin. Synopsis When the Camellia Blooms is the story of Oh Dong-baek (Gong Hyo-jin), a single mother who moves to the fictional town of Ongsan and opens a bar named Camellia. Dong-baek faces many challenges and meets a variety of colourful characters as she attempts to settle down in the small town. Six years later, Dong-baek meets playful Yong-sik (Kang Ha-neul), a justice seeking police officer who declares his love for her. Meanwhile, a notorious killer sets out to claim Dong-baek as his next victim. Yong-sik balances his attempts to woo Dong-baek who does her best as a single working mother, while also discovering the killer’s identity. Cast Main Gong Hyo-jin as Oh Dong-baek A single mother who runs a bar called "Camellia" in Ongsan. She is the mother of Pil-gu and ex-girlfriend to Jong-ryul. Although initially she does not reciprocate Yong-sik's feelings, she eventually grows to like him the more he spends time with her and her son. Kang Ha-neul as Hwang Yong-sik A police officer with a strong instinct for finding and beating up criminals. He moves back to his hometown Ongsan after being demoted and there he meets and falls for Dong-baek. He vows to always be on her side and protect both her and her son, even at his mother's disapproval. He becomes focused on catching the serial killer known as "Joker" after Dong-baek becomes his next target. Kim Ji-seok as Kang Jong-ryul A famous baseball player and ex-boyfriend to Dong-baek. He is shown to be continuously self-centered and jealous of Yong-sik's relationship with Dong-baek and Pil-gu. Ji Yi-soo as Jessica / Park Sang-mi Wife to Jong-ryul she's insecure and mainly focuses on trying to be a social media icon. She is mostly neglectful of her daughter and takes advantage of her relationship with Jong-ryul for fame. Oh Jung-se as No Gyu-tae Dong-baek's landlord, who repeatedly hits on her. He is unhappily married to Ja-young. Yeom Hye-ran as Hong Ja-young A very intelligent lawyer and wife to Gyu-tae. She often talks down to her husband because of his incompetency. Son Dam-bi as Choi Hyang-mi / Choi Go-woon A part time employee at Camellia and Dong-baek's friend. She is a kleptomaniac. She often talks about moving to Copenhagen and is always looking for ways to gain enough money, leading her to blackmail others.She died before the first episode and the series goes through flashbacks. Kim Kang-hoon as Kang Pil-gu Dong-baek's 8-year-old son, who plays baseball and is very protective of his mother. Go Doo-shim as Kwak Deok-soon Yong-sik's widowed mother who runs a marinated crab restaurant in Ongsan. Jeon Bae-soo as Byun Bae-soo The chief police in Ongsan and Yong-sik's superior. Lee Jung-eun as Jo Jung-sook Dong Baek's mother who abandoned her as a child. Supporting Ongsan Crab Alley Kim Sun-young as Park Chan-sook Kim Dong-hyeon as Song Jin-bae Kim Mi-hwa as Kim Jae-yeong Lee Seon-hee as Jeong Gwi-ryeon Han Ye-joo as Jo Ae-jeong Lee Sang-yi as Yang Seung-yeop Kim Mo-ah as Yang Seung-hee Baek Hyun-joo as Oh Ji-hyeon Lee Joong-yeol as Han Tae-hee Jin Yong-wook as Choi Jong-rok Lee Kyu-sung as Park Heung-sik Carson Allen as Helena Ongsan Police Lee Jae-woo as Kwon Oh-joon Park Yeon-woo as Park Seong-min Others Hwang Young-hee as Lee Hwa-ja Baek Eun-hye as Sung-hee Lee Jin-hee as Geum-ok Yoo Yeon as Lee Ji-ho Jeon Guk-hyang as Hong Eun-sil Kim Geon as Song Joon-gi Yoon Seong-woo as Soo-bong Seo Jang-hyeon as Dae-seong Kim Dae-gon as Shaman performing funeral Jang Ye-rim as restaurant employee Jeong Eun-jeong as waitress Park Bo-eun as staff Kyeong Gi-hyeon as staff Kim Han-na as Hye-in Kang Tae-woong as Number 7 Kwon Eun-seong as Hye-hoon Jeon Eun-mi as co-op member Hong Seo-joon as Jeong Chan-geol Kim Gi-cheon as Park Man-seop Special appearances Choi Dae-chul as Hwang Kyu-sik, Yong-sik's eldest brother (Ep. 26) In Gyo-jin as Hwang Doo-sik, Yong-sik's second brother (Ep. 26) Jung Ga-ram as adult Pil-gu (Ep. 36, 40) Original soundtrack Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 Part 9 Part 10 Part 11 Special OST Pop OST Chart performance Viewership Awards and nominations Notes References External links Official website (in Korean) When the Camellia Blooms on KBS World When the Camellia Blooms at IMDb When the Camellia Blooms at HanCinema When the Camellia Blooms on Netflix . 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