Netflix To Stream Lee Chang-Dong’s Previous Works Following ‘Possible Love’ Silver Lion Win In Venice
Netflix’s global rollout of Lee Chang‑dong’s films follows a Silver Lion win, promising a new prestige boost for the streamer.
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The partnership is expected to increase the international reach of Lee Chang-dong's films. The details of the streaming agreement remain undisclosed.
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Netflix stands to expand its prestige‑drama catalogue as it prepares to stream South Korean director Lee Chang‑dong’s back catalogue worldwide, a move triggered by the Silver Lion win for his new film “Possible Love” at Venice. The streaming giant will add the director’s earlier titles to its library, giving Lee broader exposure beyond festival circuits while bolstering Netflix’s award‑season positioning.
The award, reported by The Korea Times and confirmed by Netflix’s own release, set off an intensified campaign noted by The Hollywood Reporter, which linked the streaming plan to the film’s awards push. Future coverage will need to clarify the scope of the catalogue and any partnership terms.
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The obvious questions
What award did ‘Possible Love’ receive at the Venice Film Festival?
The film won the Silver Lion, described as the Grand Jury Prize, at the 2026 Venice Film Festival.
Which platform will stream Lee Chang‑dong’s previous works?
Netflix announced it will stream the director’s earlier films globally.
What information about the streaming rollout is still missing?
Coverage does not specify which titles will be included, the exact release schedule, or the regional licensing arrangements.
The reporting (4)
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Lee Chang-dong's 'Possible Love' wins Grand Jury Prize at Venice Film FestivalThe Korea Times · 56d ago
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Netflix to Stream Lee Chang-dong’s Films Globally as ‘Possible Love’ Awards Campaign Heats UpThe Hollywood Reporter · 56d ago
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Possible Love Wins Silver Lion at the 2026 Venice Film FestivalNetflix · 56d ago
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