Bang Hyo-rin Steps Into the Spotlight with Netflix’s Retro Drama ‘Ae-ma’

Actress Bang Hyo-rin joined the cast and crew of Netflix's upcoming retro drama 'Ae-ma' at a press conference, shedding light on the bold series set in Korea's 1980s film scene.

Netflix Gets Bold with ‘Ae-ma’

Bang Hyo-rin made a dazzling appearance at the press conference for Netflix’s new original series ‘Ae-ma’ on July 18, held at Hotel Naru Seoul MGallery in Mapo-gu, Seoul. The event revealed more than a few reasons why this show is about to grab global attention.

What’s ‘Ae-ma’ All About?

Set in the bold and transformative backdrop of 1980s Korea, ‘Ae-ma’ dives into the controversial rise of erotic cinema in the country. But this isn’t just another sexy period piece. The story centers on top actress Hee-ran and fresh-faced newcomer Joo-ae as they navigate fame, art, and societal judgment in an era exploding with both fame and censorship.

Think Babylon meets Korean New Wave—with sharper stilettos and even sharper commentary.

Star-Studded Cast Brings the Drama

Directed by Lee Hae-young, the series features an eclectic cast: Lee Ha-nee, Bang Hyo-rin, Jin Seon-kyu, and Jo Hyun-chul. The on-screen chemistry and behind-the-scenes passion were clearly evident as the team shared their experiences at the event.
Bang Hyo-rin, known for her raw, expressive performances, teased, “You’ll see a side of me that’s fearless—this role challenged everything I knew.”

Global Release Set for July 22

Netflix confirmed that ‘Ae-ma’ will launch worldwide on July 22, positioning itself as a provocative yet meaningful drama in its exploration of gender, fame, and evolution in Korea’s entertainment industry.

With its retro aesthetic and layered themes, the show is already drawing comparisons to boundary-pushing classics—but with a distinctly Korean twist.

Retro, Racy, Relevant

‘Ae-ma’ doesn’t just revisit history—it reinterprets it through a modern lens. As Korean content continues to reshape global streaming, this series could mark a new chapter for how K-dramas explore female agency and cultural taboos.

Ready for something daring from Seoul? ‘Ae-ma’ drops worldwide this July—brace yourself.

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