New productions include a rich variety of themes such as dating and relationships, physical endurance, mind games and even zombie survival.
With the growing consumption of reality shows in Brazil, the Netflix will bring eight unscripted productions made in South Korea later this year to the catalogue. Among the news are The Battle of the 100, Siren: Survive the Island, 19/20 (Nineteen to Twenty), The Devil’s Gamethe third season of Singles, Islanders and Desperate (2020) and zombverse.
Programming includes a rich variety of themes such as dating and relationships, physical endurance, mind games and zombie survival. Check out the synopsis of each show in full below:
Singles, Islanders and Desperate (2020) returns to the catalog with an unprecedented third season, with changes in the rules and location, which can spice up the romantic roulettes even more. The first season became the first Korean non-scripted show to debut on the Global Top 10 list of non-English language series on streaming.
19/20 (Nineteen to Twenty) is the innovative bet of Netflix in the genre, following the last week of Gen Z teens before they turn 20 as they learn practical lessons and prepare for adulthood.
Already in zombverse, the contestants fight for survival as Seoul is attacked by the undead. To make the scenario more realistic, the art team of All of Us Are Dead while the zombies were trained by the choreographers of Kingdom.
While Siren: Survive the Island, 24 highly trained women are put on missions that put their limits to the test as they compete against each other.The Devil’s Game is a survival reality show with mind games and a prize pool of 500 million won.
With the exception of The Battle of the 100which is already available, the releases of each program will be made throughout the year.
Source: Rollingstone

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