What Park Yoonjo (starring Lee Yeon-Hee) lacks in qualifications and experience she more than makes up for in tenacity and drive, but when everyone in the company discovers that several recent hires were made as part of a newly created diversity program, Yoonjo will have to overcome the insurmountable to win their approval in RACE, a new Korean workplace dramedy coming May 10 exclusively to Disney+ Hotstar.
Park Yoonjo has spent her entire career trying to prove that she belongs. Born into a family without means, she was unable to secure a university degree or lean upon her family connections to get ahead, but what Yoonjo lacks in formal education she more than makes up for in work ethic. In RACE, viewers follow along as Yoonjo battles against a stacked deck to secure her dream job at Seyong, a huge Korean conglomerate. Although it appears Yoonjo’s luck has finally taken a turn for the better, reality quickly steps in to prove her wrong, forcing Yoonjo to work harder than ever to overcome the seemingly insurmountable and prove to everyone that she belongs where she is. Set in modern-day Seoul, RACE perfectly captures the nuanced dramas of the modern day workplace in a fun and entertaining way.Starring Lee Yeonhee (New Year Blues, Welcome to Wedding Hell) as “diversity hire” Park Yoonjo; Moon Sori (The Handmaiden, Seoul Vibe) as Goo Yijung, the leading voice in the PR industry, Hong Jonghyun (Moon Lovers) as Yoonjo’s friend Ryu Jaemin and Jung Yunho (Dating On Earth) as CEO of Earth Communication Seo Donghoon, RACE is written by acclaimed screenwriter Kim Roori (Hyena, The Ace) and directed by Lee Dongyoon (She Would Never Know, 20th Century Boy and Girl). 

Fantasy series by CJ ENM's production powerhouse Studio Dragon, Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938, will be coming exclusively on Prime Video globally starting May 6. Following the success of the first season centered on nine-tailed foxes known as gumiho in Korean legend as well as other supernatural characters, Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938 will bring back well-loved characters and also introduce a new and exciting story. Lee Dong-wook and Kim Beom will reprise their beloved roles as half brothers Lee Yeon and Lee Rang. Popular for his roles in hit series like Guardian: The Lonely and Great God, Bad and Crazy, Touch Your Heart, and more, Lee Dong-wook leads the new series as the prickly hero Lee Yeon. Kim Beom who has acted in Ghost Doctor, Law School, Boys Over Flowers, and more, plays the charming half-gumiho Lee Rang.Kim So-yeon and Ryu Kyung-soo will be introduced as new characters who are integral to the plot in Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938. Kim So-yeon, who won the 2021 Baeksang Arts Awards for Best Actress in television for her acting in The Penthouse: War in Life, will portray Ryu Hong-ju who has some history with Lee Yeon. Ryu Kyung-soo, who is known for his roles in Itaewon Class, Lovestruck in the City, and Hellbound, will act as Cheon Mu-yeong who is a long-time friend of Lee Yeon and Ryu Hong-ju. Hwang Hee and Kim Yong-ji from the first season will also be joining the main cast.In Tale of the Nine Tailed 1938, Lee Yeon unexpectedly finds himself summoned to the year 1938. He sees some familiar faces including his brother Lee Rang with whom he has a very different relationship in present day. Lee Yeon seeks a way to return to the present but meets some old friends who may turn out to be foes. His efforts to go back to his loved ones in present time proves to be a challenge as he deals with forces determined to take away everyone he loves. 

The dystopian universe of Black Knight was finally revealed to the world through its first-ever teaser trailer. The clip gives curious audiences a peek into the black knights in action while living in a world without order. The newly released poster features lead actor, Kim Woo-bin, who plays the character of 5-8, donning his signature mask in a desolate world, engulfed by sand and polluted air. In this newly released teaser trailer for Black Knight, Kim Woo-bin's character, 5-8, explains the role of a black knight, who risks their life to protect delivery trucks from hunters who steal essential resources like oxygen. In this world, strength is vital for survival. 

When a serial abuser gets given a light sentence after beating and killing a woman in front of her young child, the child will spend years obsessing over revenge and delivering justice in Vigilante, a thrilling new dark Korean drama coming exclusively to Disney+ Hotstar later this year.Tired of seeing the legal system fail, and repeat offenders being set free, Kim Jiyong decides to step up and do something about it. A star student at the police academy, Jiyong is a burgeoning martial arts master, a bookish academic, and has spent over a decade haunted by the image of his mother being beaten and murdered in front of him by a stranger with a bad temper. When his mother’s attacker is set free, Jiyong pursues the man, and catches him in the middle of another attack. Exacting his revenge on the non-repentant offender, Jiyong is set along a path that will see him target other repeat offenders, and unwittingly draw media and police attention. Unwilling to give up on his mission, Jiyong must use the knowledge gained at the police academy to exact his revenge and avoid being caught.Starring Nam Joohyuk (Start-Up, Twenty Five Twenty-One) as the vengeful vigilante Kim Jiyong; Yoo Jitae (Oldboy, Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area) as Jo Heon, a ruthless detective committed to stopping the Vigilante at any cost; Lee Junhyuk (Stranger, Designated Survivor: 60 Days) as Cho Kangok; and Kim Sojin (The Spy Gone North, The King) as Choi Miryeo, a broadcaster who exposes the Vigilante’s actions; Vigilante is directed by Choi Jeongyeol and based on the popular webtoon of the same name by CRG and Kim Kyusam.Slated to debut on Disney+ Hotstar later this year, Vigilante is just one of an ever-growing number of exciting Korean dramas available to enjoy on Disney+ Hotstar today. Fans of fast-paced criminal dramas can subscribe to enjoy access to Big Bet starring legendary actor Choi Minsik as a serial entrepreneur who repeatedly crosses the line to help bolster his burgeoning casino business; Big Mouth, about a lawyer who is arrested as part of the murder case he is investigating; as well as an entire library of endless entertainment featuring local APAC originals and global tentpole movies and series available exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar. 

Following a remarkable first two seasons, the third season of the hit Korean medical drama Dr. Romantic 3 will begin streaming from late April on Disney+ Hotstar. Continuing the story of Boo Yongjoo, a highly accomplished surgeon who gives up his prestigious position at Seoul’s top medical center and relocates to Doldam Hospital, a remote hospital in a rural province, Dr. Romantic 3 is set to come back strong with new doctors, a captivating new antagonist, and an unmissable romance. Ahn Hyoseop (Business Proposal) as Seo Woojin, a slandered doctor who is trying to rebuild his life under Yongjoo’s tutelage; Lee Sungkyung (Call It Love) as Cha Eunjae, a second-year surgery fellow who frequently competes with Woojin but who has issues when she performs surgery, Dr. Romantic is written by Kang Eunkyung (Bread, Love and Dreams) and Lim Hyemin and is directed by Yoo Inshik (Dr. Romantic 1&2, Extraordinary Attorney Woo) and Kang Boseung (Why Her).Slated to debut in late April with new episodes being released every Friday and Saturday, fans of Dr. Romantic can also enjoy Call It Love about a girl driven to revenge but who falls in love with her intended victim; Soundtrack #1 about two friends who are secretly in love with each other; and Big Bet about a serial entrepreneur whose life is turned on its head when he is arrested for murder – all streaming now on Disney+ Hotstar. 

Netflix has released its first teaser poster for the much-anticipated K-drama, Black Knight today, following the unveiling of its first-look still of Kim Woo-bin portraying the legendary deliveryman 5-8 in January which sparked a wave of excitement among fans worldwide. 

On March 11, step back into the mind of famed Korean creator Kim Sunok, when Pandora: Beneath the Paradise arrives on Disney+ Hotstar. 

After a shocking cliffhanger that left audiences the world over asking for more, the widely popular Korean crime series Big Bet returns with its second season today, exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar. 

Premiering on 10 March, the teaser trailer and character posters for The Glory Part 2 offer a sneak peek into the continuation of Moon Dong-eun’s vengeance. The revenge drama stars Song Hye-kyo as the victim-turned-avenger Dong-eun who dedicated her life to exacting vengeance upon the bullies who made her childhood a nightmare.

This year, Netflix will release at least eight Korean unscripted titles, double that of last year. The lineup includes a rich variety of themes such as dating, physical endurance, mind games, and zombies, and members will be able to enjoy a new unscripted show either monthly or bimonthly. To start off, dating reality show Single’s Inferno will be back for a third season, with changes in rules and location to further spice up the romantic roulettes. For a new take on young love, Nineteen to Twenty is a never-before-seen style of reality show that will evoke romantic memories of your youth. 

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KC Global Media, the leading network in Asia, announced its latest partnership with Unifi TV (owned by Telekom Malaysia) to bring the best of Korean entertainment across Malaysia. From February 1, subscribers to Unifi TV can enjoy the latest drama, reality, and variety series from South Korea anytime, anywhere on the leading K-entertainment channel, ONE, fully owned and operated by KC Global Media. With this addition, viewers can also watch a variety of premium entertainment across multiple genres and languages currently available on Unifi TV, including English general entertainment channel, AXN; Japanese anime channel, Animax; and Japanese entertainment channel, GEM.