Netflix announced that “The Squid Game, the Challenge”, the second part of the successful reality show that it broadcast in 2021, begins on November 22. The winner will take home USD 4.56 million.

It was revealed that 456 contestants will accept the challenge, made up of multiple and risky tasks, in which, as they have highlighted, their lives will not be put in danger.

The plot of this second part will be based on the promotion of risk, cooperation and creation of alliances between the participants and the search for treasures.

The contestants will face fictitious scenarios, full of risks, where their temperance, creativity, and concentration will be tested to stay on their feet and win the juicy prize of USD 4.56 million.

The reality show is emerging as one of the television events that unleashes the greatest emotion in fans around the world.

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Netflix announces a $2.5 billion investment in South Korean content over the next four years, as confirmed by streaming platform CEO Ted Sarandos after meeting with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol in Washington.

In a statement, Sarandos stated that “Netflix is delighted to confirm that we will invest $2.5 billion in Korea, including the creation of Korean series, movies, and non-scripted content over the next four years.”

South Korea has become a global cultural powerhouse in recent years, fueled in part by the success of the Oscar-winning film “Parasite” and the Netflix series “The Squid Game.” Company data indicates that around 60 % of Netflix users watched at least one Korean production on the platform in 2022.

Sarandos expressed his “great confidence” in South Korea’s creative industry, citing the recent successes of the series “The Glory” and the reality show “Physical Ability: 100” as examples of the quality of Korean content. “It’s amazing that the love for Korean shows has led to widespread interest in Korea thanks to the captivating stories of Korean creators. Their stories are now at the heart of the world’s cultural spirit,” he added.

Netflix had previously announced its intention to expand its production in Korea, but without giving details about the investment plan. South Korean President Yoon described the meeting with Sarandos as “very significant” and assured that Netflix’s investment will be a “great opportunity for the Korean content industry, for creators and for Netflix.”

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