‘The Silent Sea’ Netflix Korean Series: Everything We Know So Far

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Get ready for even more incredibly exciting content from South Korea, as Netflix launches its K-Drama content to the Moon with The Silent Sea. A Christmas treat, subscribers can look forward to streaming The Silent Sea on Netflix from Christmas Eve. We’ve kept track of everything you need to know about The Silent Sea, including the plot, cast, and Netflix release date.

The Silent Sea is an upcoming Netflix Original sci-fi K-Drama series directed by Choi Hang-yang. The series was written by screenwriter Park Eun-Kyo who helped adapt Choi Han-yang’s 2014 short film The Sea of Tranquility into a television series.

Netflix’s new sci-fi series is a part of its huge $500 million investment into content from South Korea. The project was first announced in January 2020.


When is The Silent Sea season 1 Netflix release date?

Netflix has revealed that The Silent Sea will be available to stream on Friday, December 24th, 2021 and will arrive on the streaming service globally. It’ll be added at 12.01 AM PST.

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Every Trailer Released for The Silent Sea on Netflix

Two trailers have been released for The Silent Sea thus far.

The first was a minute and a half teaser that was released primarily on Netflix’s The Swoon channel. It has, as of December 16th, 1.1 million views.

A second trailer labeled as the “official trailer” was released on Netflix’s main YouTube channel. It’s two minutes and 30 seconds long and has amassed an impressive 3.3 million views since its release on December 10th.


What is the plot of The Silent Sea?

Set in the not-so-distant future, the Earth is dying and undergoing desertification. Earth’s only chance of survival rests in the hands of a specialist team sent to the Moon, whose task is to retrieve a mysterious sample from the Balhae Base research station.

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Who are the cast members of The Silent Sea?

The following cast members have been confirmed to star in The Silent Sea. The majority of the cast was announced throughout the latter months of 2020.

Role Cast Member Where Have I Seen/Heard Them Before?
Han Yoon Jae Gong Yoo Goblin | Train to Busan | Coffee Prince
Song Ji An Bae Doo Na Kingdom | Sense8 | Stranger
Rye Tae Seok Lee Joon My Father is Strange | Woman with a Suitcase | Vampire Detective
Kim Jae Sun Heo Sung Tae Psychopath Diary | WATCHER | The Penthouse: War in Life
Gong Soo Hyuk Lee Moo Saeng The World of the Married | Designated Survivor: 60 Days | One Spring Night
Soo Chan Jung Soon Won The Good Detective | Be Melodramatic | Fight For My Way
TBA Heo Jung Do Beautiful World | Time | Memory
TBA Lee Joon Hyuk Mystic Pop-Up Bar | Catch the Ghost | The Lies Within
TBA Kim Sun-Young Homemade Love Story | Crash Landing on You | When the Camellia Blooms

Popular South Korean actress has become an extremely familiar face on Netflix in recent years. The Silent Sea will be Bae Doo Na’s fifth appearance in a Netflix Original series.

Fans of Goblin and Train to Busan will instantly recognize Gong Yoo, who returns to acting in a television series for the first time in five years. He also briefly appeared in Netflix’s megahit, Squid Game. Gong Yoo spoke to GQ about why he boarded the project saying he found the science-fiction nature of the story compelling and that he gets to pick projects nowadays.


When did filming begin on The Silent Sea?

According to Han Cinema, filming began in August 2020.


What is the episode count?

It has been confirmed that The Silent Sea is going to have a total of 8 episodes. No runtimes have been confirmed, but we’d expect each episode to have an approximate runtime of 45 minutes.


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Jacob joined What's on Netflix in 2018 as a fulltime writer having worked in numerous other industries until that point. Jacob covers all things Netflix whether that's TV or movies but specializes in covering new anime and K-dramas. Resides in Norwich in the United Kingdom.