Disney+ has greenlit “Gold Land,” a Korean unique crime thriller sequence written by Hwang Jo-yoon, the acclaimed screenwriter behind Park Chan-wook’s “Oldboy.”

Hwang Jo-yoon, who penned the 2003 revenge thriller “Oldboy” in addition to “Rampant” and “Memoir of a Assassin,” makes his streaming debut with the undertaking.

Park Bo-young (“Mild Store”) and Kim Sung-cheol (“No Approach Out: The Roulette”) will topline the fast-paced sequence about smuggling, mortgage sharks and escaping one’s previous.

“Gold Land” follows Heeju, a lady from a distant city who unintentionally comes into possession of gold bars from a smuggling ring. Discovering herself in a van stuffed with gold and pursued by harmful criminals, Heeju races towards the one place she vowed by no means to return.

Park Bo-young stars as Kim Heeju, a decided girl determined to flee her previous, whereas Kim Sung-cheol performs Jang Wook (nicknamed “Woogy”), a member of the prison group looking Heeju who grew up in her neighborhood. The sequence is directed by Kim Sung-hoon, whose credit embody “Chief Detective 1958” and “Confidential Task.”

The announcement comes as Disney+ expands its Korean content material slate. The streamer has additionally revealed plans for “Delusion” (working title), a couple of vampire in mourning; “Low Life,” following backstabbing degenerates searching for a life-changing treasure; and “Tempest,” a couple of diplomat and particular agent uncovering the reality behind an assault threatening Korean peninsula stability.

The Disney+ Korean unique slate this 12 months consists of hits “Unmasked,” “Hyper Knife” and “9 Puzzles,” which turned the platform’s most-viewed Korean title globally in 2025, simply 9 days after its Might 21 debut.