Netflix's upcoming drama 'When Life Gives You Tangerines' unveils its first still and a unique four-week release schedule. The series follows the life journeys of Ae Sun and Gwan Sik on Jeju Island, with IU portraying the spirited Ae Sun and Park Bo Gum playing the steadfast Gwan Sik. Directed by Kim Won Seok, the 16-episode drama will unfold across four acts (spring, summer, fall, and winter), releasing four episodes each Friday from March 7 to March 28.
’s new Netflix drama “When Life Gives You Tangerines” has unveiled its first still along with details on its unique release schedule!
On February 4, Netflix officially announced that “When Life Gives You Tangerines” will premiere on March 7 and unfold over four weeks. Netflix’s Senior Director Bae Jong Byung shared insights into this decision, explaining, “Since the story is structured in four acts, we discussed with the creators how to best deliver the story to viewers. We concluded that releasing four episodes per week over four weeks would allow audiences to fully appreciate the storytelling intent and enjoy the experience to the fullest.”
Director Kim Won Seok shed light on the heart of the drama, stating, “It’s a story about a girl who dreams endlessly but faces repeated setbacks due to poverty, her island upbringing, and simply being a woman. Yet, she always rises again. Gwan Sik, on the other hand, is a reliable man who would do anything for Ae Sun. Their journey, whether together or apart, is a grand adventure through life.”
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