😍 2022-09-19 12:20:40 – Paris/France.
The year that has passed since the premiere of the squid gamein September 2021, upon arrival of narco-saints Netflix has been very interesting when it comes to Korean series. Much was written last fall about this fiction of bloody competitions, and given the international phenomenon it generated, it is not surprising that a good part of the spectators were divided between fans and haters.
Was the squid game so good? You could say that for the tastes, the colors. It was really a very good series, but not an exception: the South Korean audiovisual industry has been producing big productions for decades, from Park Chan Wook at the turn of the century (old boy) to that masterclass in the zombie genre that was Train to Busan passing for pwho won the Oscar.
But if something reaches the squid game, beyond giving us a good time, was to give greater visibility to Korean fiction. Around these dates, we also saw go to hella commendable horror series about the dangers of populism; sea of tranquilitya somewhat uneven copy of space horror; DP: the abandonment hunter with his generational portrait; the teenager extracurricular; the zombie we are dead; la redo Money theft...
We've seen them all on Netflix (South Korea has become the country with the best balance of quality and quantity on the platform), and after the sensation of the squid game, all of which received minimal attention from critics and audiences. Now it's the turn of narco-saintson Netflix from September 9which contains many ingredients that we have already seen in both iconic series from the house of Reed Hastings and in its Korean series.
It's based on facts, something that in recent years has almost instantly attracted the public; It contains that mixture so common in South Korean fiction between a very recognizable genre and a realistic and costumbrista approach; is found in several countries (let's think Loss and Saint , for example); and something very important: it's a series of drug dealers. About the latter, there weren't many doubts given the title, but what exactly is it about? narco-saints?
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Turn around Kang In-gu (Ha Jung-woo, from The maid), a man who, after suffering from working all his life since his adolescence without barely prospering in South Korea at the turn of the century, decided in 2009 to move to Suriname to trade with rays. At first, everything seems like good news, but gradually Kang begins to rethink what he considers correct and what is not, such as accepting blackmail from the local police or approaching the pastor of his community. to Suriname for help with the Chinese mafia. ..
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