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Are you a fan of captivating Asian shows? Netflix has just added some must-see releases, especially from Korea. These Korean dramas often receive glowing reviews for their romance-filled stories.

Among the recent additions “Mask Girl” stand out. In fact, this Korean TV series, which joined the Netflix’s catalog on August 18, is causing quite a buzz.

Mysterious and Drama-Filled: “Mask Girl”

“Mask Girl” is a brand-new South Korean thriller inspired by a webtoon of the same name. This series delves into a range of topics, including beauty standards, bullying, societal pressures, mental health, and the impact of social media and streaming platforms on modern adult lives.

The script for “Mask Girl” was penned by Mae Mi and directed by Kim Yong-hoon, known for his work on “Stroke of Luck” and winner of the 49th Rotterdam International Film Festival award. The story unfolds from 1989 to 2023, tracking the evolution of its main character. Let’s delve into the intriguing narrative.

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The Tale of Kim Mo Mi and “Mask Girl”

The story starts with Kim Mo Mi’s childhood dream of becoming a successful artist. However, societal standards of beauty weigh on her, sparking insecurities about her appearance. Despite her yearning for a unique path, she ends up in an ordinary office job. Yet, she secretly creates an alter ego—Mask Girl—whom she presents on a streaming channel to boost her self-confidence.

Masked and disguised as an artist, Kim Mo Mi performs dance routines on her livestream, garnering followers and fame as “Mask Girl.” But her online success takes a dark twist after a chilling incident. As if that wasn’t enough drama, her co-worker, Ju Oh-nam, discovers her true identity, setting off a chain of events.

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Cast and Characters

Throughout the show’s seven episodes, each around 55 minutes, talented South Korean actors bring the story to life. Familiar faces include Go Hyun Jung from “A Reflection of You,” Ahn Jae Hong from the k-pop group After School, and Yeom Hye-ran from the popular “La Gloria.”

“Mask Girl” offers a rollercoaster ride through societal approval and its stereotypes. As you follow Kim Mo Mi’s path, you’ll witness the impact of social media on mental health, and the lengths she’ll go to be seen as a “real beauty.” If you’re up for suspense, drama, and a touch of black comedy, this modern tale awaits exclusively on Netflix.

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Tags: Black comedyComedyDramaElaine WangHarrison XuJolene KimKim Yong-hoonKorean dramaMae MiMask GirlNetflixRen HanamiThrillerVictoria GraceYeom Hye-ran
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