It is no secret that South Korean culture has left an indelible mark on the world. And in recent years, Netflix has become the go-to platform for US audiences to dive into the exciting world of K-dramas. From licensed favorites to fresh original titles, the streaming giant offers a long list of Korean content for fans. While many of the platform’s K-dramas are still licensed by other creators, Netflix has been slowly releasing more and more original Korean content each year too. And now, it has announced yet another K-drama to add to its growing lineup.
This new show will bring plenty of mystery and suspense to the table, featuring Shin Hye Sun and Lee Jun Hyuk in the lead roles.
Netflix’s new Shin Hye Sun and Lee Jun Hyuk starrer K-Drama is now official
The new drama, currently titled The Art of Sarah
, has been officially confirmed by Netflix. Directed by Kim Jin-min, the story centers around Sarah Kim, played by Shin Hye Sun. Sarah is a fascinating character whose name seems to be everywhere, but she is nowhere to be found. She is the head of the Asia branch of a brand, but her high-powered life takes a dark turn when she is found at the center of a murder case.
📣 PRODUCTION CONFIRMED!
Mystery drama ‘The Art of Sarah (working title)’ tells the story of Sarah Kim (#ShinHaesun), whose name is everywhere yet can’t be found anywhere, and the persistent detective (#LeeJunhyuk) who delves deep into her different names, ages, jobs, and… pic.twitter.com/rshGdcB0Lb
— Netflix K-Content (@netflixkcontent) January 22, 2025
On the other side of the mystery is Lee Jun Hyuk as Mu Gyeong, a no-nonsense detective in the violent crimes unit. As Mu Gyeong digs into Sarah’s case, he uncovers more than he bargained for. Each new clue reveals a more tangled web of fake names, made-up histories, and hidden motives. The deeper he goes, the more complicated the mystery becomes. This new K-drama could not come at a better time.
Netflix’s most iconic Korean series, Squid Game
, is preparing for its grand farewell. But it seems Netflix is not ready to let this IP go just yet.
Squid Game is not done quite yet
Fans are still recovering from the cliffhanger that Season 2 of Squid Game
delivered last month. While the final season is rumored to drop in June 2025
, it seems the story might not stop there. In a recent interview, Squid Game
creator Hwang Dong-hyuk teased the idea of spin-offs. When asked about the possibility, he told Screen Rant, “I guess we can be open to anything
.”
Hwang also pointed out that there is a three-year gap between the events of Season 1 and Season 2. That gap leaves plenty of room to explore all kinds of new stories for the makers. The possibilities are endless. If these plans pan out, Netflix could be giving fans even more Korean content to binge, while also keeping the Squid Game
hype alive for years to come.
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