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A first-look set of two posters has been released, drawing attention after 〈Hana Korea〉—a joint production of South Korea and Denmark based on a true story and starring Kim Min-ha, Kim Ju-ryeong and Ahn Seo-hyun—confirmed its release on July 8, showcasing stark color contrasts and the dazzling...

▶ This interview with Park Eun-bin on 〈The WONDERfools〉Part 1 continues below. “At its core, the series is about solidarity among flawed people. ” The characters grow through that process. How did you interpret and portray Chae-ni’s process of growth. Chae-ni was, after all, living on borrowed time.

Park Eun-bin arrived for the interview dressed like Chaeni, the fiery heroine she plays in 〈The WONDERfools〉. In a yellow knit hood and an oversized shirt that summoned late-1990s style, she said she had worn the same outfit to the show's first script reading to recapture that initial resolve.

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.

[OTT Ratings] From the team behind Extraordinary Attorney Woo and Extreme Job, 〈The WONDERfools〉 was released on Netflix last Friday. 〈The WONDERfools〉 is a superpowered comic adventure set at the end of 1999, following a group of neighborhood misfits who accidentally gain superpowers and struggle...

But I'm a creep — I'm a weirdo ♫♪ I'm a weirdo — I'm a freak, you know ♫♪ What the hell am I doing here — damn it, what on earth am I doing here ♫♪ I don't belong here — I'm not cut out for a place like this ♫♪ In late 1999, at the turn of the century, Chaeni (Park Eun-bin), Haesung City's...

▶〈Trainer〉 Seo Eun-seon, the director’s interview continues from Part 1. Their relationship, full of mutual hostility, keeps creating tension in the film—and gives it a reason for incidents to happen. ​ Yes. It feels like they each hold the other’s leash.

A noteworthy “intruder” has appeared in Korean independent cinema. A director who brings uncomfortable things, things you want to hide, and things that get under your skin right to the front—stimulating the audience’s senses.

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.