Part 2 of the Netflix drama ‘The Glory’, which depicts a revenge drama against those who commit violence in the school, was released last Friday.
It received a great response, reaching #3 worldwide on the first day of its release.
At the same time, the PD debate arose over school violence.
“Take all this and go embroider. what did you do Admit all the worst things you did to cover up what you did.”
Part 2, released this time, depicts the process of destroying the perpetrators according to the plan of the main character Dong-eun, a victim of school violence.
Netflix’s global ranking is 3rd, but in 26 countries, including Korea, Japan, Hong Kong and Thailand, it was found to be 1st.
However, almost at the same time as Part 2 was released, allegations were raised that PD Ahn Gil-ho, who was in charge of directing, was responsible for violence at the school.
The informant revealed that in 1996, when PD Ahn was studying in a high school in the Philippines, he and a friend who were in the third grade were attacked by several people.
It is said that he was attacked for making fun of a student who was dating PD Ahn.
Immediately after the report was revealed, PD Ahn denied it, saying, “I have no recollection of an attack.”
Yesterday, he issued a statement and acknowledged that he had been attacked, saying, “I caused an indelible wound to others,” and “I want to express my apology to the victim.”
