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From JUNG-E to The Glory, 34 Korean films and series to stream on Netflix in 2023 

Jayabhuvaneshwari B

Netflix on Monday announced that 34 Korean films and series will stream on the platform as part of the licensed Korean content slate for 2023. Among these films and series, there are Netflix original productions as well as returning fan favourites, marking the platform’s biggest line-up of Korean content.

The list of series includes the renewal of Sweet Home, D.P., Black Knight and The Glory, and other series such as Gyeongseong Creature, Song of the Bandits, A Time Called You, Behind Your Touch, Crash Course in Romance, Destined With You, Doona!, King the Land, Love to Hate You, and See You In My 19th Life. Netflix will also launch drama series like Daily Dose of Sunshine, Queenmaker, The Good Bad Mother, Goodbye Earth, Bloodhounds, Celebrity, and Mask Girl.

Netflix’s list of films for the year includes JUNG-E, Kill Boksoon, Ballerina, Unlocked, Believer 2, and The Match. Netflix has also planned a venture into Korean reality TV, with an array of content, including, Physical: 100, Siren: Survive the Island, Zombieverse, Nineteen to Twenty, and The Devil's Plan. Documentaries include, In the Name of God: A Holy Betrayal and Yellow Door: Looking for Director Bong's Unreleased Short Film.
 

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