Myung Heon Kim (김명헌)

First of all, I was worried about Korean approaching this type of genre because many recent movies or tv shows have failed to create content that has a story and a message. Showing visuals with a stupid story was the only thing I could see from previous Netflix shows (Especially before Korean started to make content) and recent movies. However, after watching all episodes of The Silent Sea, I realized how creative the director is. Many people are so tired of recent media that shows stupid effects and visuals with outrageous stories, but this one broke my stereotype, and I watched straight to the end on Christmas eve. I can't wait for season 2 of The Silent Sea, and I hope many creative Korean directors approach this type of genre. For me, it was better than the hell, probably equal to the squid game.

I am proud that Korea finally made a decent SF movie, and I am expecting a lot from the combination of Korean writers and directors with Netflix in the future as well. I can tell those good Korean writers and directors had a limit of the source (budget) to make a film. However, ever since Netflix came to Korea, they invested tons of money in Korean tv-series and movies.