Starring Jung-jae Lee and Hae-soo Park, the Netflix mystery thriller “Squid Game” directed by “Silenced” director Dong-hyuk Hwang has aroused heated discussion after it went live on September 17.
“Squid Game” tells about hundreds of people trapped in their lives who participated in 6 life-and-death games for a prize of 45.6 billion won.
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These 6 games are often played by children in South Korea (and even in East Asia).
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Today, Netflix exposed the production behind the scenes of the show, explaining in detail how the six game scenes were designed and filmed.
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