K-Korea on Apple TV+ (2) 'WeCrashed', 'Welcome to K-Pop: Idol Story', 'The Afterparty'

‘WeCrashed’ is a series based on the true story of the global shared office WeWork, which started as a single open office and transformed into a global brand worth $47 billion in just 10 years, only to see its value plummet in less than a year. Actor Kim Eui-sung, who made a strong impression on the public with his realistic portrayal of a villain in ‘Train to Busan’ and has showcased his unique presence in various works such as ‘Spring in Seoul’, ‘Alien + People Part 2’, and ‘Severe Trauma Center’, leaves a powerful impression on global viewers in ‘WeCrashed’. In ‘WeCrashed’, inspired by the true story of the shared office WeWork, Kim Eui-sung plays the role of the real-life figure 'Son Masayoshi', the founder of SoftBank Group, who decides to invest in WeWork, significantly influencing the rise and fall of WeWork and maximizing the tension of the drama. Alongside Jared Leto as 'Adam', the founder of WeWork, and Anne Hathaway as 'Rebecca', they dramatically portray the rise and fall of a legendary startup, captivating viewers.

‘Welcome to K-Pop: Idol Story’ is a documentary series that shines a light on the backstage of artists who dedicate everything to the K-Pop culture that demands perfection and put in endless effort. Produced by the team behind the critically acclaimed Apple TV+ documentary ‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’, which delicately captures the humble daily life of global star Billie Eilish and her glamorous life as a superstar, ‘Welcome to K-Pop: Idol Story’ closely depicts the globally explosive popularity of K-Pop culture and groups, generating buzz. Highlighting the K-Pop culture that has swept global music charts and created an unprecedented syndrome, ‘Welcome to K-Pop: Idol Story’ realistically presents the fierce backstage efforts of artists striving to create the perfect stage, delivering a heartfelt emotional experience to fans. From Cravity to Black Swan, the series captures the honest aspects of K-Pop artists' perfect stage performances, including their constant practice, friendships among members, and inner struggles, providing a deep resonance.

‘The Afterparty’ is a mystery comedy series that reconstructs the story of that night through the statements of each suspect after a mysterious death occurs, depicted with unique visuals reminiscent of a movie scene, tracing the events of the case. With a meticulous story that piques curiosity and a variety of characters, ‘The Afterparty’ has garnered word-of-mouth as friends become suspects in a mysterious murder case, revealing the truths and twists behind their friendship that provide unpredictable fun. Season 2 of ‘The Afterparty’ features Korean-American actor John Cho, who made a mark on Korean fans with the movie ‘Searching’, and the owner of exceptional humor, Ken Jeong, joining the cast, captivating viewers with a delightful charm that differentiates it from existing crime mystery shows. In particular, as the suspects undergo questioning by detective ‘Danner’ (Tiffany Haddish), unique storytelling unfolds as each character reconstructs the stories surrounding the case from their own perspectives, delivering non-stop enjoyment without a dull moment.