Category: Drama

Disney+ unveils posters and character teasers for Made in Korea

Dahyun of Twice stars in JTBC’s new Friday night drama Love Me, directed by Jo Young-min with a screenplay by Park Eun-yeong and Park Hee-kwon. The series follows a family that has long valued certain loves as they embark on their own romances and grow together. In the story, Seo Jun-seo, a graduate student who…

Following its TVING release, the original webtoon’s domestic view counts surged more than 17-fold during the week of November 6–12, compared with the same period before the teaser was released (September 17–23). During the same window, view counts on North American platforms jumped 40-fold, placing the series at No. 5 in real-time popularity, while in…

Directed by Lee Jung-hyo, featuring Jeon Do-yeon, Kim Go-eun

From moral clarity to complex anti-heroes in Korean dramas

Event featured actor Han Sang-jin and Kim Han-bit, who explained differences between drama scenes and real history and shared production insights

Weekday-dramas return amid cautious optimism as overseas success contrasts with domestic ratings.

We think we’ve watched almost every Korean drama that has appeared on Netflix, and recently we enjoyed watching ‘폭싹 속았수다’. We believe the power of K-dramas lies in their unique, creative, and gripping storytelling.

A Meiji-era survival saga that blends survival-thriller intensity with classic samurai storytelling.

Disney+ Original Korean drama due in 2026; stars include Shin Mina, Lee Seyoung, and Lee Jong-seok