"Love In Sync" struck a chord with global viewers.
The weekend drama Love In Sync, which premiered on Lifetime on the 4th (written by Jeong Yeon and Kim Seong-rae, directed by Kim Chil-bong), is a romantic comedy that depicts a woman who rejects empathy and a man who inherits empathy learning emotions again as they invade each other's worlds through a supernatural event called "emotion transfer," captivating viewers with the unique theme of emotion transfer.
Love In Sync is a work in which global media company A+E Korea led investment and distribution, highly valuing its artistic quality and global scalability, and it is currently being broadcast simultaneously in 82 countries; the combination of Kim Myungsoo and Kwon Sohyun, who have strong global recognition as former idols, and Kang Min-ah, who boasts solid acting skills, is receiving intense attention from overseas fandoms.
In particular, it will be released in Korea and Japan through the Lifetime channel and LG U+'s platform U+tvmobile (U+tv) as well as Disney+, and internationally it is being serviced through representative Asian OTT platforms such as Viu, which is expected to further increase interest from viewers around the world.
A representative of Love In Sync said, "With the well-structured development of K-drama and its unique premise, it is captivating audiences beyond Korea to overseas markets. The romantic comedy with a distinctive grammar drawn by uniquely charismatic actors will prove the strength of K-content and further enhance its global competitiveness."
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