Netflix Celebrates 10 Years in Korea with Stars and Season 2 Teases

A host of Korean stars gathered in Seoul this week as Netflix threw a fan festival to mark its decade in the country. Per Variety, the event saw appearances from key cast members of global hits like Squid Game and the new animated feature KPop Demon Hunters.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos used the stage to preview upcoming releases. He confirmed that the zombie series All of Us Are Dead will return for a second season, though a release date was not provided.

Other newly dated titles include the film Tantara, starring Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo, which is set to debut on December 11. Lee Chang-dong's movie Possible Love, featuring Jeon Do-yeon, will arrive earlier on November 6.

According to the outlet, several other projects remain undated. These include Grand Galaxy Hotel, She Wolf (formerly known as Beauty in the Beast), and the hotly anticipated adaptation of Solo Leveling.

Sarandos reflected on the platform's Korean journey, stating that the country's stories have landed "right at the center of global culture." The festival, dubbed Netflix Janchi, ran for two days and featured fan activities, merchandise, and live music.