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Sarandos says South Korea is more than a market for Netflix, a core partner for its future
Netflix co-chief executive Ted Sarandos described South Korea as more than a market and as a key partner in shaping the company’s future. Speaking at an event in Seoul marking 10 years of Netflix service in South Korea, he highlighted the global reach of Korean content. Netflix data showed Korean titles logged more than 12 billion hours of viewing globally from April 2025 to March 2026. Netflix did not announce new investment figures.
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Netflix says it deploys up to 60 people per dubbed language, works with 122 partners worldwide
Netflix said producing a single dubbed version typically requires 50 to 60 people, and dubbing into 10 languages can involve 500 participants. The company outlined its subtitling and dubbing system and localisation strategy supporting the global spread of Korean content. Netflix said it can provide dubbing in 36 languages and subtitles in 33 languages, working with 122 partners across four regions. It also described expanded localisation for Korean titles and addressed AI-based translation tools.
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Netflix expands overseas streaming of Lee Chang-dong classics including \'Secret Sunshine\', \'Peppermint Candy\'
Netflix is expanding overseas streaming of key works by director Lee Chang-dong, including \"Secret Sunshine\" and \"Peppermint Candy\", after the film \"Possible Love\" won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Netflix began streaming \"Green Fish\" and \"Secret Sunshine\" in late August in countries including Italy, Britain and France. It will add \"Poetry\" and \"Burning\" in markets including Japan and the United States, with subtitles in six languages.
