My Demon's remarkable cast is led by two Korean drama favorites namely 20th Century Girl star Kim Yoo-jung and Sweet Home actor Song Kang.
The Sbs-produced K-Drama, which Netflix has streaming rights to, revolves around the story of a contract marriage between a multimillionaire heiress and a demon who goes to Earth after seemingly losing his powers.
My Demon's first two episodes premiered on Netflix on Thursday, November 24.
Read full article on The Direct.
The Sbs-produced K-Drama, which Netflix has streaming rights to, revolves around the story of a contract marriage between a multimillionaire heiress and a demon who goes to Earth after seemingly losing his powers.
My Demon's first two episodes premiered on Netflix on Thursday, November 24.
Read full article on The Direct.
- 11/26/2023
- by Aeron Mer Eclarinal
- The Direct
Netflix has its A-game on when it comes to Korean dramas, as it releases a new fantastic show, or at least, an addicting one, on a weekly basis. Recently, we’ve had some gems like Doona, Castaway Diva, and A Time Called You that have been loved by audiences and critics alike. Now, it’s finally time for the highly anticipated Song Kang and Kim You-Jung-starring K-drama My Demon to have us on our knees begging for mercy. Alright, this is a very unserious statement, but everyone’s just so excited to be taken in by this girlboss-demon combination that we can’t help but imagine it’s going to be a super hit even if it manages to bring nothing new to the table. People are already screaming about the “face cards” these two very attractive actors are bringing to the show, which is reason enough to give it a go.
- 11/24/2023
- by Ruchika Bhat
- Film Fugitives
Netflix’s new K-Drama ‘My Demon’ promises a thrill of romance and comedy. Check the release dates to mark your calendars!
K-Dramas are starting to rule the world of OTTs, web series, and whatnot, and with good reason. Every K-Drama has something to offer; case in point: ‘My Demon’ is Netflix’s new brainchild filled with a lot of romance and comedy.
The good news? The weekly series is premiering at the end of November 2023, so it’s hardly a long wait!
Read on ahead to get all the juicy deets for this fresh rom-com K-Drama.
What Is the Synopsis of the My Demon? Reddit
Netflix’s brainchild follows the story of Do Do Hee, a wealthy heiress who decides to team up with an unlikely alley for some unknown reasons – the alley is none other than a demon named Jung Koo Won, and she helps him regain his powers.
K-Dramas are starting to rule the world of OTTs, web series, and whatnot, and with good reason. Every K-Drama has something to offer; case in point: ‘My Demon’ is Netflix’s new brainchild filled with a lot of romance and comedy.
The good news? The weekly series is premiering at the end of November 2023, so it’s hardly a long wait!
Read on ahead to get all the juicy deets for this fresh rom-com K-Drama.
What Is the Synopsis of the My Demon? Reddit
Netflix’s brainchild follows the story of Do Do Hee, a wealthy heiress who decides to team up with an unlikely alley for some unknown reasons – the alley is none other than a demon named Jung Koo Won, and she helps him regain his powers.
- 11/1/2023
- by Sumitra Ray
- https://dailyresearchplot.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/new-sam
Anthony Chen (“The Breaking Ice”) is attached to direct and Shinho Lee to write “Sunset Park” for Barunson C&c, a film and TV production subsidiary of Barunson E&a, the Korean company that produced Oscar-winning hit “Parasite.”
“Sunset Park” recounts a surprising journey in the U.S. made by a Korean father with his son’s room mate, after the man receives tragic news about his son. The project is being developed by Jane Hyojin Kwon (Lucky Jane Title) and Woo-sik Seo (Barunson C&c), with Chen’s production outlet Giraffe Pictures boarding as producing partner. New York-based Lee is the writer of Na Hong-jin’s breakout Korean actioner “The Chaser” as well as Wayne Wang’s drama film “While The Women Are Sleeping.”
The cross-cultural story is only one of several high-profile global projects that the company is launching in and around the Busan International Film Festival and on...
“Sunset Park” recounts a surprising journey in the U.S. made by a Korean father with his son’s room mate, after the man receives tragic news about his son. The project is being developed by Jane Hyojin Kwon (Lucky Jane Title) and Woo-sik Seo (Barunson C&c), with Chen’s production outlet Giraffe Pictures boarding as producing partner. New York-based Lee is the writer of Na Hong-jin’s breakout Korean actioner “The Chaser” as well as Wayne Wang’s drama film “While The Women Are Sleeping.”
The cross-cultural story is only one of several high-profile global projects that the company is launching in and around the Busan International Film Festival and on...
- 10/4/2023
- by Patrick Frater
- Variety Film + TV
The “Believer 2” teaser indicates the film will be back on November 17 with breathtaking action scenes.
The film follows a dedicated detective seeking the truth about Asia’s most powerful drug network and its mysterious leader. Both crowds and critics are enthusiastic fans of this movie. Netflix has released the first trailer for the action-crime thriller.
Believer 2 | Official Teaser
Starring Han Hyo Joo And Oh Seung Hoon In A Spine-Chilling Action Thriller Believer 2 Is Coming Soon!
The teaser trailer depicts a shot echoing across a peaceful snowfield. As the replica of ‘Sewwon’s Funfire D-30’ appears, various incidents are quickly shown in rewind with the fascinating caption “Uncover what happened” and Won-ho’s line “The case is far from over,” raising hopes for “Believer 2,” which will depict the story that occurred between Yongsan Station in “Believer” and the snowfield in Norway.
Han Hyo Joo is portrayed...
The film follows a dedicated detective seeking the truth about Asia’s most powerful drug network and its mysterious leader. Both crowds and critics are enthusiastic fans of this movie. Netflix has released the first trailer for the action-crime thriller.
Believer 2 | Official Teaser
Starring Han Hyo Joo And Oh Seung Hoon In A Spine-Chilling Action Thriller Believer 2 Is Coming Soon!
The teaser trailer depicts a shot echoing across a peaceful snowfield. As the replica of ‘Sewwon’s Funfire D-30’ appears, various incidents are quickly shown in rewind with the fascinating caption “Uncover what happened” and Won-ho’s line “The case is far from over,” raising hopes for “Believer 2,” which will depict the story that occurred between Yongsan Station in “Believer” and the snowfield in Norway.
Han Hyo Joo is portrayed...
- 9/28/2023
- by Mantisha
- https://dailyresearchplot.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/new-sam
The curtain has come down on Disney’s answer to Squid Game, the smash-hit Korea YA superhero drama Moving. After becoming Disney+ and Hulu’s most-watched Korean drama of all time after just seven days of release, the series released its three-part season finale on Wednesday.
Moving is an adaptation of a popular webtoon created by the influential Korean graphic artist Kang Full, whose works have been adapted into numerous Korean films. In his series-writing debut, Kang wrote the screenplay for every one of Moving’s episodes. The show stars some of the biggest names in Korean film and TV, including Ryu Seung-ryong (Miracle in Cell No. 7), Han Hyo-joo (20th Century Girl) and Zo In-sung (Smugglers) in his long-awaited return to the drama series format. All episodes of Moving’s first season were directed by Park In-je, best known for helming Netflix’s hit Korean zombie series Kingdom.
Moving...
Moving is an adaptation of a popular webtoon created by the influential Korean graphic artist Kang Full, whose works have been adapted into numerous Korean films. In his series-writing debut, Kang wrote the screenplay for every one of Moving’s episodes. The show stars some of the biggest names in Korean film and TV, including Ryu Seung-ryong (Miracle in Cell No. 7), Han Hyo-joo (20th Century Girl) and Zo In-sung (Smugglers) in his long-awaited return to the drama series format. All episodes of Moving’s first season were directed by Park In-je, best known for helming Netflix’s hit Korean zombie series Kingdom.
Moving...
- 9/22/2023
- by Patrick Brzeski
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Disney appears to be having a Squid Game moment.
The star-studded Korean spy series Moving has become Disney+ and Hulu’s most-watched K-drama ever — in the U.S. and globally — within just seven days of release. The show launched on Disney’s streaming services on Aug. 9 and has become the company’s most popular series in any language, based on hours streamed, across the Asia Pacific region, including in Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan. That means viewers in Asia have already watched Moving more than Disney’s core franchise series like The Mandalorian. (Disney declined to share more precise viewership data.)
“The global consumer response towards the first 11 episodes of Moving has exceeded our expectations,” said Carol Choi, Disney’s executive vp of original content strategy in Apac. “From the U.S. to all across Apac, it is fast becoming a breakout hit with its captivating storyline,...
The star-studded Korean spy series Moving has become Disney+ and Hulu’s most-watched K-drama ever — in the U.S. and globally — within just seven days of release. The show launched on Disney’s streaming services on Aug. 9 and has become the company’s most popular series in any language, based on hours streamed, across the Asia Pacific region, including in Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan. That means viewers in Asia have already watched Moving more than Disney’s core franchise series like The Mandalorian. (Disney declined to share more precise viewership data.)
“The global consumer response towards the first 11 episodes of Moving has exceeded our expectations,” said Carol Choi, Disney’s executive vp of original content strategy in Apac. “From the U.S. to all across Apac, it is fast becoming a breakout hit with its captivating storyline,...
- 8/25/2023
- by Patrick Brzeski
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Disney+ has scored the next breakout hit from Asia after “Squid Game.”
Star-studded international espionage series “Moving” has become the most watched Korean original on Disney+ globally and Hulu in the U.S., based on hours streamed after seven days.
In its first week since launch on Aug. 9, the series also became the most watched series on Disney+ across Asia Pacific, including in Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan – based on hours watched – and the biggest premiere on Disney+ in Korea to date, based on hours streamed in the first week since launch. “Moving” launched globally on Disney+ in 65 markets and countries and Hulu in the U.S.
Featuring stars who are household names in Korea, including Ryu Seung-ryong (“Life is Beautiful”), Han Hyo-joo (“20th Century Girl”) and Zo In-sung (“Smugglers”), “Moving” is based on Kang Full’s hit webtoon. It tells the story of a group of...
Star-studded international espionage series “Moving” has become the most watched Korean original on Disney+ globally and Hulu in the U.S., based on hours streamed after seven days.
In its first week since launch on Aug. 9, the series also became the most watched series on Disney+ across Asia Pacific, including in Korea, Japan, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan – based on hours watched – and the biggest premiere on Disney+ in Korea to date, based on hours streamed in the first week since launch. “Moving” launched globally on Disney+ in 65 markets and countries and Hulu in the U.S.
Featuring stars who are household names in Korea, including Ryu Seung-ryong (“Life is Beautiful”), Han Hyo-joo (“20th Century Girl”) and Zo In-sung (“Smugglers”), “Moving” is based on Kang Full’s hit webtoon. It tells the story of a group of...
- 8/25/2023
- by Naman Ramachandran and Patrick Frater
- Variety Film + TV
Inspired by her personal experience of growing up in the 1990s, first-time director Bang Woo-ri pens a charming nod to the yesteryears with her endearing debut about puppy love, friendship, and sweet nostalgia, which premiered at the 27th Busan Film Festival.
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It is 1999, and seventeen-year-old Na Bo-ra (Kim Yoo-jung) is a high school student who makes a pact with her bosom buddy Yeon-du (Roh Yoon-seo). It all started when the latter discovers that she has a crucial heart condition that required immediate surgery abroad. However, she unwillingly falls for the school jock, Baek Hyun-jin (Park Jung-woo.) and decides to stay behind to pursue him. That's until Bo-ra agrees to play both Cupid and Sherlock, sleuthing out all there is to know about her best friend's new love interest for her, until she gets back from the surgery. As time passes,...
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It is 1999, and seventeen-year-old Na Bo-ra (Kim Yoo-jung) is a high school student who makes a pact with her bosom buddy Yeon-du (Roh Yoon-seo). It all started when the latter discovers that she has a crucial heart condition that required immediate surgery abroad. However, she unwillingly falls for the school jock, Baek Hyun-jin (Park Jung-woo.) and decides to stay behind to pursue him. That's until Bo-ra agrees to play both Cupid and Sherlock, sleuthing out all there is to know about her best friend's new love interest for her, until she gets back from the surgery. As time passes,...
- 7/17/2023
- by Leon Overee
- AsianMoviePulse
While Netflix has ventured heavily into K-dramas and K-content, they have also struck gold with original Korean movies. Over the past few years, fans have gotten Seoul Vibes, the zombie thriller #Alive, and others that have become widely popular. From the teen romance 20th Century Love to a killer mother assassin, Netflix has given fans plenty to watch.
Jeon Do-yeon stars as Gil Bok-soon in the Korean movie ‘Kill Boksoon’ | via Netflix 6. ‘Time to Hunt’ has a group of thieves being hunted by an assassin
For the 2020 dystopian action thriller, not only was the storyline gold but so was its leading cast. Time to Hunt is a perfect watch for fans of heist films with a dramatic twist. The Netflix Korean movie starred Taxi Driver actor Lee Je-hoon, Ahn Jae-hong, Parasite actor Choi Woo-shik, Park Jung-min, and Squid Game actor Park Hae-soo.
The movie is set in a dystopian South Korea,...
Jeon Do-yeon stars as Gil Bok-soon in the Korean movie ‘Kill Boksoon’ | via Netflix 6. ‘Time to Hunt’ has a group of thieves being hunted by an assassin
For the 2020 dystopian action thriller, not only was the storyline gold but so was its leading cast. Time to Hunt is a perfect watch for fans of heist films with a dramatic twist. The Netflix Korean movie starred Taxi Driver actor Lee Je-hoon, Ahn Jae-hong, Parasite actor Choi Woo-shik, Park Jung-min, and Squid Game actor Park Hae-soo.
The movie is set in a dystopian South Korea,...
- 3/31/2023
- by Gabriela Silva
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
Korea’s Busan International Film Festival (October 5-14) has announced its full line-up, including opening film Scent Of Wind, directed by Iran’s Hadi Mohaghegh, while Hong Kong actor Tony Leung Chiu-Wai will be honoured as Asian Filmmaker Of The Year.
Leung has credits including Wong Kar Wai’s In The Mood For Love and Happy Together, as well as the Infernal Affairs trilogy, and more recently, Disney’s Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings.
Japanese filmmaker Kei Ishikawa’s A Man, which premiered in Venice, has been set as Busan’s closing film. Opening film, Scent Of Wind, revolves around a disabled man living with his handicapped son in a remote Iranian village. Mohaghegh previously won Busan’s New Currents Award in 2015 for Immortal.
The festival will screen 354 films including 89 world premieres and 13 international premieres, with 100 seating capacity in cinemas, a full program of parties, events and...
Leung has credits including Wong Kar Wai’s In The Mood For Love and Happy Together, as well as the Infernal Affairs trilogy, and more recently, Disney’s Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings.
Japanese filmmaker Kei Ishikawa’s A Man, which premiered in Venice, has been set as Busan’s closing film. Opening film, Scent Of Wind, revolves around a disabled man living with his handicapped son in a remote Iranian village. Mohaghegh previously won Busan’s New Currents Award in 2015 for Immortal.
The festival will screen 354 films including 89 world premieres and 13 international premieres, with 100 seating capacity in cinemas, a full program of parties, events and...
- 9/7/2022
- by Liz Shackleton
- Deadline Film + TV
Two new sections will showcase a total of 10 world and international premieres.
The Busan International Film Festival is to launch a new competitive section titled Jiseok and has unveiled eight films in the running for its awards.
The festival previously selected 10 films from the A Window on Asian Cinema section to compete for the Kim Jiseok Award, named after the programme director who died in 2017 and had devoted his career to introducing and supporting Asian cinema.
The new Jiseok strand will sort these nominees into a section of their own and comprise films from Asian directors with more than three...
The Busan International Film Festival is to launch a new competitive section titled Jiseok and has unveiled eight films in the running for its awards.
The festival previously selected 10 films from the A Window on Asian Cinema section to compete for the Kim Jiseok Award, named after the programme director who died in 2017 and had devoted his career to introducing and supporting Asian cinema.
The new Jiseok strand will sort these nominees into a section of their own and comprise films from Asian directors with more than three...
- 8/31/2022
- by Jean Noh
- ScreenDaily
Two new sections will showcase a total of 10 world and international premieres.
The Busan International Film Festival is to launch a new competitive section titled Jiseok and has unveiled eight films in the running for its awards.
The festival previously selected 10 films from the A Window on Asian Cinema section to compete for the Kim Jiseok Award, named after the programme director who died in 2017 and had devoted his career to introducing and supporting Asian cinema.
The new Jiseok strand will sort these nominees into a section of their own and comprise films from Asian directors with more than three...
The Busan International Film Festival is to launch a new competitive section titled Jiseok and has unveiled eight films in the running for its awards.
The festival previously selected 10 films from the A Window on Asian Cinema section to compete for the Kim Jiseok Award, named after the programme director who died in 2017 and had devoted his career to introducing and supporting Asian cinema.
The new Jiseok strand will sort these nominees into a section of their own and comprise films from Asian directors with more than three...
- 8/31/2022
- by Jean Noh
- ScreenDaily
The Busan International Film Festival will further honor its co-founder and former programmer Kim Jiseok, who died suddenly in 2017, by expanding the existing prize in his name into a fully-fledged competitive section.
Previously, the Kim Jiseok Award was given to one of ten films selected from the ‘A Window on Asian Cinema’ sidebar which introduces new films from significant Asian directors, defined as those who have each made more than three films.
“Starting this year, the Kim Jiseok Award nominees have been sorted into a section of their own, namely the ‘Jiseok’ section. Also, Korean films will be included in the ‘Jiseok’ section,” Busan organizers said. “This program section aims to both reinforce the spirit and determination of [Kim], who devoted himself to the growth and support of Asian films, and direct attention to the nominated works.”
The section comes with two cash prizes of 10,000 each. “Thus, the Jiseok section is...
Previously, the Kim Jiseok Award was given to one of ten films selected from the ‘A Window on Asian Cinema’ sidebar which introduces new films from significant Asian directors, defined as those who have each made more than three films.
“Starting this year, the Kim Jiseok Award nominees have been sorted into a section of their own, namely the ‘Jiseok’ section. Also, Korean films will be included in the ‘Jiseok’ section,” Busan organizers said. “This program section aims to both reinforce the spirit and determination of [Kim], who devoted himself to the growth and support of Asian films, and direct attention to the nominated works.”
The section comes with two cash prizes of 10,000 each. “Thus, the Jiseok section is...
- 8/31/2022
- by Patrick Frater
- Variety Film + TV
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