“Sweet Home” tells the story of life-loathing 18-year-old loner named Hyun Soo (played by Song Kang), who just moved into an old apartment complex called Green Home following the tragic death of his family. Feeling hopeless, he decides that the best option to end this is by committing suicide. He sets his plan to end his life at the end of the month and goes to bed – only to wake up in a world full of hopelessness where floating monsters are about to sweep away the entire human race.
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Published December 17, 2020, 8:33 AM
(From left) Korean stars Song Kang, Lee Si-young, Lee Jin-wook and Lee Do-hyun and their characters in “Sweet Home” (bottom). (Netflix)
Netflix will be releasing on Dec. 18 at 4 p.m. its new Korean series “Sweet Home,” a 10-episode thriller where monsters abound and residents of an old apartment complex will try to survive.
“Sweet Home” is based on the Korean webtoon of the same name which has garnered 500 million views and stars Song Kang, Lee Jin-wook, Lee Si-young, Lee Do-hyun, Kim Nam-hee, Ko Min-si, Park Kyu-young and Go Youn-jung.
Song Kang plays the role of Cha Hyun-soo who moves into the Green Home apartment complex after losing his family in an accident. He plans to commit suicide by the end of the month but when he wakes up, he is confronted with a country facing a disaster where people turn into monsters. He and the apartment residents need to find answers to survive.
SINGAPORE - The stars of upcoming science-fiction K-drama Sweet Home, which premieres on Netflix on Dec 18, had to go through rigorous workouts and training in order to be convincing monster slayers.
Based on the hit web comic of the same name, the thrilling series about residents of an apartment building who have to battle monsters was a challenge for Song Kang (Love Alarm, 2019 to present). He plays the reclusive teen protagonist Hyun-soo, who mysteriously gains superpowers to fight the monsters.
The 26-year-old trained for two months before filming began. He says in a group online interview with regional press: It was my first time doing any sort of wire action and it s really tough. I felt like I had lost all control and I would be completely exhausted after one scene.
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already been wrought. every day a child is separated from their parents without knowing what s going to happen to themselves. it is creating the potential for life-long effects of the trauma. i m very concerned about these children who have no ideas what lies ahead of them. for children, the most important thing is for them to feel safe. to have traveled through and experienced the trauma of not just a journey to get here, but their life in their home village. and then to be torn from their parents is extreme form of trauma. and captivity trauma has its unique consequences, too. talk a little bit about those, if you would. i m curious how you and those you have kept in touch with and met have dealt with this trauma over the years. its legacy effects, as you have detailed, have been stark. is it through talking about it?