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The noir drama 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, which follows Baek Ki-tae’s perilous journey as he races toward even greater ambitions nine years later, released episodes 3 and 4 on the 16th. The episodes delivered breathless tension as the characters’ relationships became increasingly tangled in...

[OTT Ratings] ​ Disney+'s original series 〈Made in Korea〉 has released its second season through Episode 4, beginning Sept. 9. 〈Made in Korea〉 Season 2 is a noir drama about Baek Ki-tae's perilous journey as he careens toward even greater ambitions nine years later.

Nine years later, the noir drama 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, which follows Baek Gi-tae’s perilous rampage toward greater ambition, has successfully wrapped its production showcase ahead of its premiere on Sept. 9 .

A well-made noir series, 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, which has captivated audiences around the world with its distinctive storytelling and intense characters, has released character stills capturing the changes in Seo Eun-soo, Won Ji-an, and Cha Hee.

Among the 2025 Disney+ Korean original releases, 〈Made in Korea〉 surged to No. 1 worldwide in “most views,” driving a global box-office frenzy. Now, it has confirmed the September release of Season 2 and has unveiled teaser posters and a pre-teaser trailer in one fell swoop.

It started with Yeon Sang-ho. Koo Kyo-hwan was already a star of the independent film scene, an idol of sorts for outsiders. But if you trace the origins of how he came to appear in so many commercial projects, you arrive at Yeon’s 〈Peninsula〉.

There’s still a long way to go. Director Lee Myeong-se’s documentary 〈The December 12. 3〉 surpassed 200,000 cumulative viewers and reached the break-even point about two weeks after its release on May 4. With that, 〈The December 12.

Director Jang Hang-jun, who became the director with a blockbuster hit for the first time with “The Man Who Lives with a King,” has brought back the story he treasures most, “Rebound,” as it reopens in theaters on April 3, returning to this spring’s moviegoing scene.

Recently, director Jang Hang-jun, who has joined the ranks of ten million directors with 〈The King’s Affection〉, has chosen the film 〈Rebound〉 as his most cherished work in his filmography, which will be re-released on April 3.

Director Ryoo Seung-wan has expanded the landscape of Korean action films with each work. From the rough brawls of his early films to spy action films like 〈Berlin〉 and 〈Mogadishu〉, to the humor and thrill of 〈Veteran〉 and 〈Smuggling〉, he has used action not merely as a genre decoration but as a...