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  Долгие скрытые секреты, внезапная авария и долго зарытый скелет переплетают судьбы двух людей: Гао Фэна (Чжан Жо Юнь) и У Фэй Фэй (Ма Си Чун), которые, вероятно, никогда бы не встретились. Однако цепь событий связывает их. Оба в поисках своей идентичности, они осознают, что их жизни не только взаимосвязаны, но, возможно, имеют отношение к темной и долго скрываемой истории города. Присоединившись к полиции для расследования, им обоим предстоит столкнуться с неприятными истинами, которые поставят под угрозу их будущее.

«Свет рассвета» так же напряжен, как и захватывающ, с множеством поворотов и увлекательным сюжетом. Вот чего можно ожидать от этого драматического произведения на данный момент!

Child star Kim Kang-hoon is constantly establishing his name in the industry, and his new role in the upcoming drama Racket Boys adds a new range of acting to his portfolio.

The SBS sports drama Racket Boys follows Haenam High School students who are aspiring badminton stars. To pursue their dreams, they must constantly face challenges and persevere in the fiercely competitive youth athletic tournament. It stars Kim Sang-kyung (Miss Lee) and Oh Na-ra (Chip In) as coaches, and young stars Tang Jun-sang (Crash Landing on You), Son Sang-yeon (Failing in love), Choi. Hyun-wook. (Taxi Driver), Kim Kang-hoon (Mouse), Lee Jae-in (Undercover), and Lee Ji-won (The Uncanny Counter) as badminton players.

In the teaser, Kim Kang-hoon takes center stage as he transforms into his character Lee Yong-tae and hilariously answers some interview questions. The video begins with Yong-tae confidently walking into the auditorium in his sports outfit and his racket. When asked about his most hated words, he replied, "I hate hearing words" during my day "lately", and complains that he doesn't like hearing old people complain about how he was back in his day. When he is asked about new recruits, he says that they become ungrateful when they start doing well. When a group of students walks in and greets him, his face changes and he says, “Hey, freshmen! Don't even know how to say hello correctly? "He then proceeds to tease them and unconsciously uses the words that he hates the most to lecture them.

Racket Boys will air on SBS beginning May 31 at 10 p.m. KST.

According to a report by Korean media outlet YTN, Studio Dragon is partnering with Sung Yong-il, director of the 2019 school thriller Class of Lies, for the drama adaptation of Duty After School, a popular manhwa (Korean comic) written by Ha. Il-kwon which was serialized on Naver Webtoon in 2012. Screenwriter Lee Nam-kyu, who wrote the script for the 2019 melodrama The Light in Your Eyes, has also joined the production.

Duty After School is a sci-fi suspense story that follows the seemingly inevitable apocalypse of the world when mysterious purple orbs appear from the sky and create chaos everywhere. To help combat these dangerous orbs, students are recruited from across the country to help the military defend the country. As more and more people die from their encounter with enemies, the students are forced to bend over backwards to survive.

Comic book writer Ha Il-kwon is loved for his great storytelling, as seen in many of his works. In 2008, he won the Rookie of the Year award at the Korea Comics Awards for his debut work "Sambong Barber Shop," which was published during the same year. His other works include "God of Bath" (2011) and "Annarasumanara" (2010), which is now in production to be the Netflix original series The Sound of Magic.

Duty After School, aka After School War Activities, is looking for its cast. Although an exact premiere date has not been set yet, the drama is aiming to air next year.

"Call" (콜) is a suspense film in which the plot involves a woman who lives in the present and befriends a woman in the past. The feature film with a release date for the beginning of the year in Korean theaters was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The movie Call is directed by Lee Chung Hyun and involves the story of two women who live at different times. However, both are connected by a phone call. Seo Yeon (Park Shin Hye) lives in the year 2019, while Young Sook (Jung Song Seo) lives in the year 1999. In the story, the characters realize that they are in the same residence, but in different years.

Seo Yeon tries to change the past after connecting with someone who lived in the same house 20 years ago. With a smile on her face, Seo Yeon asks Young Sook, "Is there anything else you're curious about?" Young Sook responds, "Myself in 20 years."

In addition to the leads, the film features actress Kim Sung Ryung, who will play Seo Yeon's mother. Lee El, who will play Young Sook's mother, a woman of intense maternal love, but with a cold appearance. Also, Lee Chung Hyun is the same director of the short film "Bargain" and the movie Call will be his first feature film.

The film opened on Friday, November 27. Watch the official Netflix trailer:

The webtoons are stories with relatively new illustrations and bring narratives covered in fantasy, technology and freedom of expression, being a source of inspiration for Korean dramas.

Woons or 만화 - manhwa is a term used to describe the famous South Korean webcomics or "comics", which are published weekly online. They are famous mainly in Asia, where websites and reading platforms for webtoons have gained presence; thus giving visibility to graphic artists, story creators and of course, providing a new entertainment space for Korean dramas.

The big television stations realized how good and interesting it would be to bring this new audience to the big screen. Therefore, many webtoon works have been adapted for new Korean drama series, eventually appealing to fans who are eager to know which actors and actresses will be playing their favorite characters.

Let's take a look at some of these dramas inspired by Korea's most popular webtoons.

Itaewon class

Itaewon Class is one of the best television premieres of recent times and was inspired by the Webtoon of the same name, signed by Jo Gwang Jin. In the series, Park Sae Ro Yi is a young man determined to regain the family honor by going through numerous troubles, making friends and allies along the way and of course enemies as well.

Strangers From Hell

The police thriller, starring actors Lee Dong Wook and Im Si wan, is about young Jong Woo and his terrifying neighbors in a sinister pension in Seoul. If you like suspense and psychopaths, Strangers From Hell is for you!

Mystic Pop-up Bar

Based on Bae Hye-soo's webtoon, Mystic Pop-up Bar entered the Netflix catalog this year and has already become a classic. Customers blow off steam and look for a way to heal their wounds through a bar attendant beyond magic.

Why Secretary Kim?

The drama is based on Jung Kyung Yoon's novel of the same name, which was first published in 2013. A young narcissistic vice president, who cares about nothing but himself, nevertheless begins to worry after his absence. secretary, EM. Kim Mi So (Park Min Young), who after nine years in this arduous role decides to quit his job.