





In the poetic drama film Wonderland, set in the not-so-distant future, people have the ability to talk to their dead relatives and loved ones through an AI video chat service that re-creates them. With the technology, though, comes inevitable heartbreak: Can we really make peace with those we’ve lost when we can talk to their simulation any time we want? The film, from director Kim Tae-yong (Memento Mori), follows those using the tech service and how it affects their lives. Walked away from Wonderland feeling some kinda way and looking to chase the feeling? Read on for more moving sci-fi shows from South Korea to check out.

The science fiction romance series My Holo Love follows Ha So-yeon, a woman whose face blindness, or prosopagnosia, leads her to shy away from socializing. But when she volunteers to test a new AI program called Holo, she ends up creating a deep connection with a hologram that bears its creator’s likeness. From director Lee Sang-yeop (Yumi’s Cells) and writer Ryu Yong-jae (Parasyte: The Grey), the series stars Yoon Hyun-min (Tunnel), Ko Sung-hee (While You Were Sleeping), and Choi Yeo-jin (Miss Monte-Cristo).

The sci-fi thriller The Silent Sea follows a crew of research scientists as they attempt to retrieve samples from an abandoned lunar research facility. Deep into their perilous space mission, classified secrets come to light as crew members are mysteriously killed off. Starring Gong Yoo (Wonderland), Bae Doona (Rebel Moon), and Lee Joon (Wonderful World), the drama thriller is based on its director Choi Hang-yong’s 2014 short film The Sea of Tranquility.

News of a deadly asteroid hurtling toward Woongcheon, South Korea, sparks panic and lawlessness as residents scramble to make sense of their last days on Earth. Directed by Kim Jin-min (Extracurricular, My Name) and written by Jeong Seong-joo (Secret Affair, Heard It Through the Grapevine), Goodbye Earth stars Ahn Eun-jin, Yoo Ah-in, and Jeon Seong-woo. The series is an adaptation of the book The Fool at the End of the World by Maria Beetle author Kōtarō Isaka.
















































