Hyundai and CNN release 'K-Everything' documentary
by Helena-son · allkpopHyundai Motor Company and the global news channel CNN have worked together to create a four-part documentary series called 'K-Everything'. The show started airing on May 9. It takes a deep look at how Korean culture (K-Culture) grew from a simple trend into a massive worldwide hit.
Daniel Dae Kim, a famous actor and director nominated for a Tony Award, is the host and main producer of the show. He helps explain how unique Korean traditions turned into a global cultural event.
Four Special Episodes The series is split into four parts to cover the most important areas of Korean culture:
- Episode 1 (K-Pop): Features global stars like Psy, Taeyang, and Jeon Somi, who talk about the huge power of fan culture.
- Episode 2 (K-Film): Features actor Lee Byung Hun, director Yeon Sang Ho, writer Kim Eun Sook, and CJ Group's Vice Chairwoman Lee Mie Kyung. They discuss how the Korean movie and drama industry changed and the secrets to their worldwide success.
- Episode 3 (K-Food): Top Michelin-starred chefs like Corey Lee and Kang Min Goo share the history and philosophy behind Korean cooking.
- Episode 4 (K-Beauty): Famous beauty influencers like Irene Kim and Leo J show how the Korean beauty industry has impacted the global market.
Hyundai explained that since K-Culture connects people all over the world, they wanted to support this project as a company with Korean roots. They also wanted to share their brand vision, "Progress for Humanity," which means people are at the center of all new ideas. CNN added that they are very proud to work with their long-time partner, Hyundai, to show the real driving force behind Korea's success.
You can watch 'K-Everything' right now on the CNN International TV channel. If you prefer to stream it online, it is available on Coupang Play in Korea and HBO Max in other countries.
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