When KCIA agents live double lives and covert operations spiral into dangerous territory, Made in Korea delivers a tense, stylish, and unforgettable ride. Disney+/Hulu’s latest Korean drama stars an all-star cast including Hyun Bin, Jung Woo-sung, Woo Do-hwan, and more, bringing 1970s Korea vividly to life through political intrigue, crime, and power struggles.
When you mix culture, K-pop, and community, you get the annual celebration of all things K: KCON. Over the past 13 years, this global festival has drawn nearly 5 million guests to Los Angeles, spreading the culture and genre.
Hulu and Disney+ continue to expand their Korean drama offerings, with recent originals like Blood Free and Uncle Samshik. Their latest thriller-mystery, The Tyrant, delves into the world of accomplices and a mysterious, deadly South Korean creation.
While Korean Dramas are taking the world by storm, Blood Free injects a whole new flavor… pun intended!
Imagine a world where meat is created without harming animals. Sounds nice, right? Not quite. Enter Blood Free, ( alternately known as Dominant Species or 지배종) a captivating Korean thriller now streaming on both Hulu and Disney+.
The Knockturnal got to sit down with Director Park Inje, renowned for his subtle portrayal of emotional nuances in Kingdom Season 2, about his recent show on Disney+, “Moving.” This action-packed series delves into the mysterious world of superpowered individuals, espionage, and a gripping storyline that spans three decades.
In the 1990s, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) assembled a black ops team of superpowered fighters to undertake classified missions in defense of the country. Despite their successes, the team mysteriously vanished one day. Decades later, Bongseok and Huisoo, two teenagers with extraordinary abilities, find themselves at the center of a dark conspiracy. A mysterious delivery driver named Frank begins targeting people with powers across Seoul, putting the lives of the young protagonists in peril. The series unfolds as a thrilling cat-and-mouse game, questioning whether anyone can stop Frank before he uncovers the children’s secrets.
“Moving” is adapted from the hit webtoon of the same name, created by Kangfull. The series brings to life the dynamic storytelling of Kangfull, offering a fast-paced narrative filled with fun, thrills, action, mysteries, and more. The protagonists, having hidden their abilities for years, now find themselves confronting powerful governments and facing a world that seeks to exploit their unique gifts.
Director Park Inje demonstrates his directorial prowess in “Moving” talking to us about inspiration behind the show, process of selecting the cast, and future directorial endeavors. His ability to balance subtle emotions within the context of an epic story is evident, earning him a well-deserved nomination for a Critics Choice Award for “Moving.” With a background in creating compelling narratives, Inje brings a unique vision to the series, ensuring viewers are in for a cinematic treat.
“Moving” is a rollercoaster of emotions, action, and intrigue, offering viewers an immersive experience into a world where superpowers collide with espionage. Director Park Inje’s direction, combined with the stellar cast and Kangfull’s compelling narrative, sets the stage for this amazing series. Check out “Moving” on Disney+ now!