Netflix has announced plans to expand its collection of films by Lee Chang-dong, one of South Korea’s most respected directors, to a global audience. This move follows the recent recognition of Lee’s latest film, Possible Love, which won the Silver Lion, also known as the Grand Jury Prize, at the prestigious Venice Film Festival. The expansion will allow viewers around the world to access several of Lee’s acclaimed works, including Secret Sunshine and Peppermint Candy, which have been praised for their emotional depth and storytelling. Lee Chang-dong is known for his introspective and often melancholic films that explore themes of love, loss, and human complexity. His works have garnered international acclaim and have been showcased at major film festivals worldwide. Possible Love, his first film in eight years, marks a significant return to the director’s chair and has already drawn attention for its unique narrative and performances. The film Possible Love is set to debut in South Korean theaters on September 23, where it will be available to local audiences before its global rollout on Netflix. This expansion is part of Netflix’s ongoing strategy to bring high-quality international cinema to a wider audience, emphasizing films that resonate emotionally and culturally. With this new addition to its library, Netflix aims to introduce more viewers to the nuanced storytelling and cinematic artistry of Lee Chang-dong. Fans of his previous works will now have easier access to his films, while new audiences can explore the director’s distinctive voice in world cinema.