'My Name' to Continue the Legacy of Squid Game, Receiving Praise at Busan International Film Festival

[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Hyowon] Studio Santa Claus announced on the 8th that the Netflix series "My Name," which is gaining attention as a work continuing the fame of Squid Game, successfully completed its first screening at the Busan International Film Festival, which opened on the 6th.

"My Name" was first introduced as a world premiere in the newly established "On Screen" section at the Busan International Film Festival, which encompasses OTT content, proving its hot popularity by selling out all tickets within one minute. In particular, it is known to have received high praise from many viewers for showcasing the actors' dazzling action scenes and the intricate emotional lines of each character.

"My Name" is a Netflix series produced by Studio Santa Claus, directed by Kim Jinmin, who also directed the highly popular hit "Extracurricular." The action noir depicts Jiwoo (actress Han Sohee), who joins an organization to avenge the murderer of her father and goes undercover in the police, confronting harsh truths and revenge. It is scheduled to be simultaneously released on Netflix in over 190 countries worldwide on the 15th.

A representative from Studio Santa Claus said, "It is very meaningful that 'My Name,' produced by our company, was recognized for its outstanding directing and artistic quality at the prestigious Busan International Film Festival and introduced to an international film festival." They added, "Following Squid Game, which led the way, the world’s attention has been focused on domestic K-content, and we expect 'My Name' to be the next hit to continue the box office success."

Meanwhile, the Netflix series "Hellbound," featuring Studio Santa Claus actor Ryu Kyungsoo, is scheduled for release on November 19, drawing anticipation.

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