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Fragmented Desires, a Portrait of a Perilous Solidarity The pathological signs of modern society show up in the most fragile gaps—'lack' among teenagers. A boy gripped by blind duty, convinced he can save the world, and a girl, Jisuk, who tries to prove control with a self-destructive mechanism...

A crisis that demanded everything—“Hwang In-beom,” the maestro on the pitch, took control of the flow with flashes of instinct. The moment that recorded the beginning of the massive comeback drama, with shouts from the Taegeuk Warriors ringing out in Guadalajara.

In the late days of 1999, this Netflix series, 〈Wonderfuls〉​, is a superpower comedy adventure in which neighborhood nobodies who accidentally gain abilities fight back to protect the world from villains that endanger peace. Since it was released on Friday, May 15, it recorded 2.

The first time I saw Lee Hyo-je, or rather the first time I 'mistook' that I had seen him, was at a small theater. Earlier this year, Lee Hyo-je took the stage as the character Gi Ho-tae in the youth troupe Bu-eong Waltz's play 〈Escape from Reality〉.

At the end of the century in 1999, 〈The WONDERfools〉—a comedic adventure about local nobodies who unexpectedly gain superpowers and bravely fight villains threatening peace to protect the world—has unveiled character stills of the three-person lineup: “Kim Jeon-bok,” “Ha Won-do,” and “Bunderkinder.

In the late 1990s century-end, a supernatural comic adventure 〈Wonderfools〉 where four neighborhood nobodies who happen to gain psychic powers throw themselves into a mission to protect the world after facing villains that threaten peace premiered its production press event successfully on Tuesday,...

Netflix’s series 〈GIRIGO〉​, which depicts high school students who are given a curse that foretells their sudden deaths and do everything they can to escape it, has climbed to #1 on the Global TOP 10 for non-English shows in its second week since release.

Netflix series 〈GIRIGO〉, which depicts high school students who are suddenly told they will die because of the curse of the wish-granting app “GIRIGO,” and their desperate efforts to avoid that fate, has recorded 2,800,000 views (views divided by the show’s total running time) since it was released...

Netflix has released a set of character stills that capture tense moments from five high school students trapped in the curse of the wish-granting app 〈GIRIGO〉, in its ambitious debut Korean-style young adult horror series.

If an app that grants wishes in exchange for death were installed on your smartphone, what would you choose. On the 31st, Netflix announced that it will release a new series, 〈If Wishes Could Kill〉, on April 24, breaking new ground in Korean YA horror.