Attention dorameiros on duty! We have prepared a list with different South Korean and Japanese productions for you who love dramas and K-drama to binge this weekend. Watch:
With the permission of the Court (2022)
In this newly arrived legal mystery drama, Star+Noh Chakhee (Jung Ryeo-won), the brilliant lawyer of the large Jangsan law firm, becomes a public defender overnight. Directed by Kang Min-goo, the production follows Noh’s involvement with another eccentric public defender, Jwa Sibaek (Lee Kyu-hyung), as he tackles a serial murder case.
BTS: Permission to Dance on Stage (2021)
South Korean group BTS took to the stage at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles for the first time in two years in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The show recorded in this production is a celebration of the group’s love for Army, as their fans are known. From “On” to the song that gives the special its name, the group and the audience unite in a true musical spectacle in a packed stadium!
Rookie Cops: The Rookies (2022)
The series presents a coming-of-age story that captures the challenges, spirit and passion of youth by following two students from the Korean National Police University as they strive to become full-fledged police officers. Written by Lee Ha-na and directed by Kim Byung-soo, “Rookie cops: the rookies” stars Kang Daniel, Chae Soo-bin, Lee Shin-young and Park Yoo-na.
Survival Mission (2022)
Another title among our recommended dramas, we have “Mission Survival”. A pandemic consumes the world and new rules are established. Jaeseok, Kwangsoo, and Yuri are then sent into a virtual disaster simulation called “The Zone”, with the mission to represent humanity in tests. For 4 hours they will have to survive unexpected situations, traps and temptations!
Snowdrops (2021)
Starring BLACKPINK singer Kim Ji-soo and actor Jung Hae-in “Snowdrop” tells the story of a couple who meet in the midst of the turbulent political crisis that the two Koreas were facing in 1987. What Yeong-ro (Kim Ji-soo) doesn’t know is that she is in love and actually protecting a North spy. .. -Korean. With a historical backdrop, this drama definitely promises a lot of drama, passion and family conflicts.
BLACKPINK: The Movie (2021)
Consisting of Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa, BLACKPINK celebrates the 5th anniversary of their debut with the release of “BLACKPINK: The Movie.” Indeed, the production is also a special gift for ‘blink’, the group’s beloved fandom, to revisit old memories and enjoy the exciting performances of the world’s beloved global K-pop group.
Grid (2022)
Earth has survived catastrophic solar winds under the protection of the Grid, its planetary defense shield. Kim Saeha (Seo Kang-joon), an administrative office employee, encounters a killer. Detective Jung Saebyeok (Kim Ah-joong) is sent to arrest the killer. While chasing the fugitive, he witnesses an incredible phenomenon: the founder of Grid, a ghost from the past, has reappeared after 24 years. But why are you the fugitive’s accomplice? “Grill” is a thriller that follows the mysterious truth behind what saved humanity from an apocalypse.
The Lying Game (2022)
Finally, in our list of Korean productions and dramas, we have “The Lying Game”. So, does unconditional love exist? In this reality show, young people move to Casa Rosa and each one brings a lie with them in their suitcase: be it their profession, age or academic background. Then, whirlwinds of emotion explode when faced with the truth and identities are revealed as relationships walk the tightrope between love and reality.
Source: Terra
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