Queenmaker" dominated Netflix earlier this year, being one of the platform's most acclaimed titles for several weeks. But if you've already watched that work and are looking for something different to check out, have you ever thought about seeing a story about an unlikely leader taking power in South Korea after the death of all cabinet members, including the President and Vice-President? That's exactly what you find in the hit "Designated Survivor: Coreia" (Korea), which is available in the dorama catalog on Netflix. And if you got curious and are interested in learning more about the work, you can check out everything about it below, plus discover our take on the title. Check it out! [caption id="attachment_274547" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Reproduction: Jovem Nerd[/caption] READ MORE: Modern twist: Netflix film shows Sherlock Holmes through SURPRISING perspective! Love on fire: Netflix's STEAMY film will heat up your love life!

Get to know "Designated Survivor: Korea", the Netflix dorama that mixes drama, politics and thriller

For those who love a good old political dorama, one of our recommendations for the week goes to the hit "Designated Survivor: Korea" (Coreia), which is available on Netflix. The series originates from South Korea and premiered in 2019, with 16 episodes in its single season and a rating of 12 years and up. The plot revolves around Park Moo-jin, who is the Minister of Environment of the South Korean government. One night, during the annual State address, a terrorist attack occurs during a joint session of Congress and kills all government members present at the session, including the president, vice-president, and all cabinet members, except Park Moo-jin, who was designated as the government member to be kept safe in case of emergency. After the attack, Park Moo-jin becomes the "Interim President" for 60 days, as provided for by the South Korean Constitution. He suddenly finds himself responsible for leading the country in a moment of crisis, while investigating the attack and facing political, social, and personal challenges. Below, you can watch the official teaser trailer for "Designated Survivor: Korea". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTBYKdNAq4Y&pp=ygUjRGVzaWduYXRlZCBTdXJ2aXZvcjogQ29yZWlhIHRyYWlsZXI%3D "Designated Survivor: Korea" (Coreia), for those not familiar, is a South Korean dorama remake of the series "Designated Survivor" which aired on Netflix for three seasons between 2016 and 2019.

"Designated Survivor: Korea": Dorama is starred by star of "D.P Dog Day"

In "Designated Survivor: Korea" (Coreia), the main cast of the dorama features Ji Jin-hee, star of "D.P. Dog Day" (2021), Lee Joon-hyuk, known for "Stranger" (2017), Huh Joon-ho, from the hits "Missing: The Other Side" (2020), Kang Han-na, who stars in "All In" (2020) and Bae Jong-ok, from "Innocence" (2020). Besides them, Kim Gyu-ri, Nam Woo-hyun, Ok Ye-rin, Son Suk-ku, Choi Yoon-young, Lee Moo-saeng, Kong Jung-hwan, Lee Do-yeop, Baek Hyun-joo, Park Keun-rok, Park Choong-seon, Song Yoo-hyun, Kim Joo-hun, Jeon Sung-woo, Kim Ji-geun, Lee Ha-yool, Choi Jae-sung, Lee Ki-young, Ahn Nae-sang, Choi Jin-ho, Oh Hye-won and Jeon Suji. The series is a creation of Studio Dragon, with a screenplay by Kim Tae-hee ("Reborn Rich") and direction by Yoo Jong-sun ("What's Wrong With Secretary Kim?"). The production of the dorama is by DK E&M for tvN. [caption id="attachment_274548" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Reproduction: Forbes[/caption]

Is it worth watching "Designated Survivor: Korea" on Netflix?

"Designated Survivor: Korea" is praised for its realistic portrayal of South Korean government and politics, as well as its captivating approach to the narrative of an unlikely leader taking power in an emergency situation. Furthermore, skillful direction and captivating soundtrack are highlights of the dorama, as is the performance of Ji Jin-hee in the lead role, portraying the character of Park Moo-jin facing complex ethical and political dilemmas skillfully. Thus, if you enjoy political dramas and thrillers that explore questions of leadership and ethics in crisis situations, "Designated Survivor: Korea" may be a series worth watching. In Brazil, you can find the dorama on Netflix.