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After Squid Game Another Production Arrives From Korea: It Is Dr. Brain, a TV Series By The Visionary Director KIM Jee-woon. Here's The Trailer And Everything We Know

After Squid Game Korean series is booming. The Western entertainment world is (re) discovering k-Drama productions, especially thanks to the success of the Netflix show phenomenon, which has fascinated millions of users, but also caused a lot of discussion among a thousand theories about the characters.

Dr. Brain

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Dr. Brain: The Trailer

The trailer for the series lets us see a bit of the futuristic technology at the center of the story, connected to a boy who experts consider “a different kind of genius”, a visionary doctor and a dead man who took a dark secret to the grave, though not for long. The series also seeks to balance fiction with reality, which allows its proposal to be realistic and possible (think Eternal Sunshine Of the Spotless Mind but with a much more terrifying and tense twist), at least from what we can see in the trailer.

Dr. Brain: The Plot

At the center of the series is a brilliant scientist, a scholar of the brain, named Sewon. After a horrific personal tragedy, in which his family falls victim to a mysterious accident, his life changes irremediably. Sewon is obsessed with trying to understand the dynamics of that left. Desperate to find out what happened, the man goes to great lengths to solve the riddle, conducting very dangerous experiments that he calls “brain synchronizations” with the dead: through them, Sewon hopes to access their memories in search of clues that can help him trace the real culprits of the accident.

Dr. Brain: The Cast

Dr. Sewon is played by LEE Sun-kyun best known to world audiences for his role in Parasite (he was the wealthy head of the family of the luxurious house where the film’s events take place). The cast of the series also includes Lee You-young (Late Spring), PARK Hee-soon (among the protagonists of My Name on Netflix), Seo Ji-hye and Lee Jae-won (Untouchable, Kill It).

Dr. Brain is written directed and produced by Kim Jee-woon, South Korean visionary director and screenwriter of Two Sisters (among many titles). Executive producers are Samuel Yeunju Ha and Jamie Yuan Lai for Bound Entertainment; HAM Jung Yeub and Daniel Han for StudioPlex, Joy Jinsoo Lee and Min Young Hong for Kakao Entertainment; and Antonio HW Lee.