Made in Korea

Made in Korea follows a charged moment in 1970s South Korea when power and crime collide. At the center are Baek Kitae, a man climbing the ladder of a hidden influence network, and Jang Geonyoung, a figure determined to uphold justice inside a system that often protects itself. Kitae pulls strings, negotiates favors, and risks everything to push toward the top, while Geonyoung digs through police records, political misdeeds, and shifting loyalties in pursuit of the truth. Their paths converge in a clash that tests loyalties, personal codes, and the stamina of everyone around them. The era itself looms large, shaping decisions and forcing a brutal reckoning for those who play the game.

Created by Woo Min-ho, Made in Korea brings together Hyun Bin as Kitae and Jung Woo-sung as Geonyoung, with Woo Do-hwan, Cho Yeo-jeong and Seo Eun-soo in supporting roles.

Power and justice drive the narrative as Kitae and Geonyoung embody competing codes under a volatile political era. The show emphasizes loyalty, risk, and the costs of ambition. The audience response is modest, with a 6.4 out of 10 rating from 4 votes.