Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area

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Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area
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Hangul종이의 집: 공동경제구역
Hanja종이의 집: 共同經濟區域
Revised RomanizationJongi-ui Jip: Gongdonggyeongjeguyeok
LiterallyHouse of Paper: Joint Economic Area
Genre
Based onMoney Heist
by Álex Pina
Developed byNetflix[1]
Written by
  • Ryu Yong-jae
  • Kim Hwan-chae
  • Choe Sung-jun
Directed byKim Hong-sun
Starring
ComposerKim Tae-seong
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes6 (list of episodes)
Production
Camera setupMulti camera
Running time63–78 minutes
Production companiesBH Entertainment
Zium Content
DistributorNetflix
Release
Original networkNetflix
Picture format4K (Ultra HD)
Audio formatDolby Digital
Original releaseJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
Chronology
Related showsMoney Heist

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area (Korean: 종이의 집: 공동경제구역) is a South Korean television series and second series in the Money Heist franchise, based on the original Spanish series. The Korean series directed by Kim Hong-sun and written by Ryu Yong-jae, is an original Netflix series, starring Yoo Ji-tae, Park Hae-soo, Jeon Jong-seo, Lee Hyun-woo, Lee Won-jong, and Park Myung-hoon.[2] It depicts a hostage crisis situation set in a unified Korean Peninsula, involving a genius strategist and people with different personalities and abilities.[3] The first 6 episodes were released on June 24, 2022 on Netflix. No release date for the remaining 6 episodes of the season has been published yet.[4]

Synopsis[]

The series, both a remake and spin-off/continuation of the Spanish TV drama, follows the storyline and characters of the original. "The Professor" (Yoo Ji-tae), a strategist criminal mastermind, plans to pull off a heist in the reunified Korean Peninsula inspired by those in Spain. The operation involves strategists and desperados with different characteristics and abilities, who have to face unusual situations. Thieves overtake the mint of a unified Korea. With hostages trapped inside, the police must stop them — as well as the shadowy mastermind behind it all.

Cast[]

The gang[]

The mastermind of a 4 trillion won heist. He is the boyfriend of police inspector Seon Woo-jin.
A 41-year-old North Korean former prisoner of the Kaechon concentration camp, where he served 25 years' detention since age nine as a result of attempted defection. He tends to resort to violence and tries to use fear to threaten the hostages, unlike the Professor's intention to not harm anyone.
A North Korean woman with military training who was wanted for committing armed robberies and murders of loan sharks (who extorted penniless North Korean defectors) before the Professor recruited her for the heist. She serves as the narrator of the series.
The "maknae" of the heist group and skilled hacker. He is a medical school dropout and son of an affluent family.
An ex-convict, who raised his son Denver alone, after his wife left him. He was constantly in and out of prison prior to the heist.
Moscow's son and underground fighter, who later falls for Mi-seon, one of the hostages at the Mint.
A con artist who was recruited by the Professor.
Oslo's brother and former member of a gang in Yanbian.
Helsinki's brother and former member of a gang in Yanbian.

Task Force[]

  • Kim Yun-jin as Seon Woo-jin, a crisis negotiation team leader belonging to the National Police Agency in South Korea.[7]
  • Kim Sung-oh as Captain Cha Moo-hyuk, a former special agent from North Korea who was dispatched to handle the hostage crisis[7]

Hostages[]

Director of the Mint Bureau. He only cares about his own safety and disregards the others' welfare. He has an affair with Mi-seon despite being married with two children.
An employee in charge of accounting at the Mint. She is Young-min's lover, and later falls for Denver.
A high school student and the daughter of the U.S. Ambassador, who came with her class for a field trip at the Mint. She is one of the hostages.
  • Hong In as Hwang Hyun-ho[14]
Deputy director of the Mint Bureau installed in JEA, a general economic zone on the Korean Peninsula.
  • Gil Eun-seong as Park Chul-woo[15]
A member of the North Korean military special operations unit who infiltrates the bandit-occupied Mint.

Others[]

A politician who is the former husband of Woo-jin.

Episodes[]

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date
Part 1
11"Episode 1"Kim Hong-sunRyu Yong-jae, Kim Hwan-chae, Choe Sung-junJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
A female North Korean soldier, secretly a fan of South Korean K-pop boy band BTS, narrates her life before the re-unification of both North Korea and South Korea. The story began in 2025 when the North-South border of the Korean peninsula opened to allow North Koreans and South Koreans to commute between both countries for work, as well as the South's investments in the North and the construction of the Joint-Economic Area (JEA) for economic growth of the two Koreas. The soldier, like many North Koreans, went to the South to find work, but ended up turning to a life of crime, robbing and killing loan sharks who extorted many Northerners and poor Southerners, and becoming a nationwide fugitive. A year later, after her partner was killed, the soldier was recruited by a man who introduced himself as the "Professor" to help commit a four trillion won money heist. The soldier would join him and take on the code name "Tokyo". Tokyo is also joined by former North Korean camp prisoner "Berlin", con artist "Nairobi", ex-convict "Moscow" and his son, underground fighter "Denver", skilled hacker "Rio", and brothers "Oslo" and "Helsinki" from a Yanbian gang. Together, the group went to the Mint at JEA, where they hold the employees and visitors hostage and begin to print bank notes worth four trillion won. South Korean crisis negotiation team leader Seon Woo-jin and North Korean captain Cha Moo-hyuk are later ordered to lead a group of police officers from both Koreas to monitor and diffuse the hostage situation. Unknown to Woo-jin however, the Professor is her current boyfriend and cafe owner Park Sun-ho.
22"Episode 2"Kim Hong-sunRyu Yong-jae, Kim Hwan-chae, Choe Sung-junJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
Not knowing the Professor's identity, Woo-jin negotiates with the Professor (who is giving orders in a secret room in his cafe) to ensure the safety of the hostages; the group (except Berlin) had promised to not hurt the hostages as long as they follow orders. Among the hostages are the Mint's director Cho Young-min, Young-min's lover and employee Yoon Mi-seon, and high school student Anne Kim, who is the daughter of the US Ambassador and part of a school field trip. As several employees of the Mint were ordered by their captors to print the notes, Young-min, who is desperate to get out, asks Mi-seon to help him take his smartwatch from his office to contact the police, since the hostages' handphones were confiscated. Mi-seon pretends to be pregnant in accordance to Young-min's lies and Denver thus takes her away to another room, where she sneaks out and retrieves the watch, with Anne's help. After a few attempts to contact the outside world, the smartwatch is discovered and Berlin, despite the Professor's orders, decides to punish Young-min by having his lover Mi-seon executed. Denver takes her to the bathroom and shoots her.
33"Episode 3"Kim Hong-sunRyu Yong-jae, Kim Hwan-chae, Choe Sung-junJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
Tokyo discovers that Denver shot Mi-seon in the leg, and decides to help him hide her in an underground vault, where they apply first aid. Tokyo wants to have Berlin removed from his leader position due to his violence and unpredictability, while Denver tends to Mi-seon. Young-min struggles with his sadness over Mi-seon's "death" while enduring the other hostages' condemnation for putting Mi-seon in danger in his place out of selfishness; the North Korean employees even threaten to kill him if he ever tries to put the others in danger again. Later, Tokyo enlists Nairobi and Rio's help to subdue Helsinki and Oslo and they confront Berlin at the office, where the heist members get into a heated argument over Berlin's disobedience. During the argument, Moscow is shocked and distraught to hear that Denver killed Mi-seon, and without knowing the full truth, he recklessly opens the door to surrender in his son's place, willing to take the fall for Mi-seon's "murder". Denver manages to catch up and stop him, revealing that Mi-seon is alive. As there are snipers stationed outside the Mint aiming their guns at the two, Berlin sends the team and a few hostages to escort Moscow and Denver back insode while armed. Young-min tries to once again threaten Tokyo and the others to release him. Mistaking Young-min as the captor, Woo-jin gives the order to the snipers to shoot Young-min.
44"Episode 4"Kim Hong-sunRyu Yong-jae, Kim Hwan-chae, Choe Sung-junJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
Young-min is shot in the chest and barely survives; he is brought back inside the Mint to be given first aid, but there's little the robbers can do. The police recognise Young-min and decide to negotiate with the Professor to send medics inside the Mint to treat and save Young-min. Moo-hyuk pretends to be a nurse and enters the Mint with two nurses and a surgeon. Berlin, tipped off by the Professor, confronts Moo-hyuk. Moo-hyuk states that he's a policeman sent to ensure the medics' safety. In reality, an ambush team (wearing the same attire and mask as the heist team) was secretly infiltrating the Mint while Moo-hyuk and the medics helped buy them time to enter the compound. The Professor manages to see through this and orders the hostages and heist team to switch to another mask (to differentiate themselves from the officers); this leads to Woo-jin ordering the team to abort their mission and retreat. Before they do, however, Rio manages to install eavesdropping software on Moo-hyuk's phone. Denver and Tokyo steal the medics' medical supplies to allow Rio, a medical school dropout, to operate on Mi-seon. Berlin detains Tokyo and Rio, and tries to kill Mi-seon; Denver stands in front of Berlin's gun, showing his growing affection for Mi-seon. Nairobi subdues Berlin, who is later tied up as punishment for defying the Professor's orders. Mi-seon, now largely improved from her injuries, rejoins the hostages, who rejoice at the truth of her survival as Nairobi and Tokyo took charge and give more freedom to the hostages under their supervision.
55"Episode 5"Kim Hong-sunRyu Yong-jae, Kim Hwan-chae, Choe Sung-junJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
Park Chul-woo, a secret agent who was part of the ambush team earlier on, blends in as a hostage after he failed to escape with the other agents on time. He gets into contact with Young-min, Mi-seon and Anne to devise a plan to save the hostages and subdue the captors. Woo-jin gradually realises the Professor was outside the Mint instead of inside, and there was evidence that a used car sent to the junkyard was used by the Professor on the first day the hostage situation occurred. As the Professor narrowly escapes police pursuit to take away the car and destroy evidence, Chul-woo and Young-min abducts Denver to torture and interrogate him on the Professor's identity and whereabouts. Chul-woo and Anne subsequently fake a situation of a fire breaking out as a distraction, while Berlin attacks Rio to escape his bonds. Young-min, thinking that Denver and Mi-seon were in a relationship, beats up Denver, but Mi-seon, who seems to have fallen for Denver, stops him and tells Denver about Chul-woo's plan. Just as Chul-woo is about to shoot Tokyo, Denver alerts her. A gunshot is heard from the distance. Outside, Woo-jin opens up to the Professor more as the latter begins to feel guilty for his secret identity.
66"Episode 6"Kim Hong-sunRyu Yong-jae, Kim Hwan-chae, Choe Sung-junJune 24, 2022 (2022-06-24)
Having overheard the gunshot through a wiretap, the police assume that Chul-woo was murdered (is is revealed that Berlin showed up and shot him down before he could kill Tokyo). Woo-jin devises a plan to use media attention to turn public opinion against the heist team, as that seems to be what they value most. They negotiate for Woo-jin to enter with a camera to broadcast every face of the surviving hostages to assure the hostages' loved ones. Berlin, who reveals his real name as Song Jung-ho, gathers the hostages and allows Woo-jin to enter and verify the hostages' safety. Woo-jin reveals to the public that the "hostage" Chul-woo was missing and assumed dead, lying that he was a recently hired security guard, something that Anne and Young-min confirm. She claims the heist team broke their promise to not hurt the hostages, and takes the chance to demand for the students' release, which stirs the audience's outrage against the heist team. However, Berlin reveals that Chul-woo was still alive, as he had been wearing a vest when he was shot. Having overheard the police and their plan, the Professor sent CCTV footage of Chul-woo's actions to the press. Berlin accuses the police of using Chul-woo to endanger the hostages' safety, as well as only intending to save Anne (due to her father's political background) but not the others. Berlin declares that this proves the heist team only wanted money and never to harm the hostages, which further cements the public anger against the police and government; Woo-jin leaves the Mint in defeat. As heist team nears the end of their mission, Denver has sex with Mi-seon after implicitly bidding her an early farewell. On the outside, Moo-hyuk resigns, while a distressed Woo-jin goes on a date with the Professor, who realises his love for Woo-jin. This date is cut short when Woo-jin finds a secret message left by Anne. As the Professor returns to his café, he comes face-to-face with Moo-hyuk, who earlier suspected him.

Production[]

Development[]

In June 2020, it was reported that BH Entertainment was planning for a remake of Money Heist co-producing it with Zium Content. They were in talks with Netflix, and it was in the development stage.[19] On December 1, it was reported that a Korean remake of the series has been confirmed by Netflix with Kim Hong-sun as director and Ryu Yong-jae as script writer. BH Entertainment will be in charge of production, with the series having 12 episodes.[20][21]

Casting[]

On March 31, the casting line-up was confirmed by Netflix.[7][22] After finalising the cast, the story and characters were formulated. The focus was to keep the narrative of the original and the attributes of the characters alive.[23] Lim Ji-yeon joined the cast in April 2021.[16] Lee Hyun-woo replaced Park Jung-woo due to date conflicts with the series Fly High Butterfly.[24] The Korean cast was compared by drawing the similarities and differences among the original and the adaptation.[25]

Filming[]

Filming was suspended on July 7, 2021 to accommodate guidelines intended to limit the spread of COVID-19.[26]

On January 17, 2022, Netflix revealed the English title of the series: Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area.[27]

On April 29, 2022, it was announced that Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area would be released on June 24, 2022.[4]

On May 20, 2022, the official teaser was released.[28]

Reception[]

Viewership[]

Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area featuring in Global Top 10 weekly list of the most-watched international Netflix TV shows, topped the list with 33,740,000 viewing hours in the week from June 20 to June 26 and with 49,000,000 viewing hours in the week from June 27 to July 3. In the week July 4 to July 10 it was at 3rd place with 15,630,000 viewing hours.[29][30] Additionally it ranked first in the Top-10 list of 51 countries.[31]

Critical response[]

On the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the series has an approval rating of 85% based on 13 reviews, with an average rating of 6.60/10.[32] On Metacritic, the series has a weighted average score of 56 out of 100 based on 6 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[33]

Joel Keller of Decider appreciated the performances of Yoo Ji-tae as the Professor, Jeon Jong-seo as Tokyo and Kim Yun-jin as Seon Woo-jin, writing, "each providing just the right tone to make the show less an over-the-top heist series and more of a layered treatise on the economic gap that everyone is suffering through at this stage in world history." Keller concluded, "If you’re a fan of Money Heist, you’ll like Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area."[34] Pierce Conran of the South China Morning Post rated the series with 3.5 out of 5 stars and wrote, "the purpose of Money Heist is to entertain rather than educate, and entertain it does with a story that hums along with all the thrills and twists required of a well-planned and inventively thwarted heist narrative."[35]

Daniel Hart of Ready Steady Cut graded the part 1 of season 1 with 3.5 stars out of 5 and wrote, "The production is impressive, the script is punchy, and the characters do well to represent their original counterparts." In conclusion, Hart wrote, "this remake is worth the time and investment, at least for the purely invested performances and production. Money Heist is back, so we shouldn’t grumble."[36] Kate Sánchez writing in Butwhythopodcast rated the part 1 8.5/10 and praised the cast writing, "Money Heist Korea is a phenomenal series because of its cast". Sánchez liked the chemistry between cast, writing, "chemistry that crackles between each and every cast member that pushes Money Heist Korea to be a dynamic show with uncertainty running through every scene." Concluding her review, Sánchez wrote, "Ultimately Money Heist is expertly crafted to push tension and showcase action while also managing to investigate the way people interact with each other."[37] S. Poorvaja of The Hindu wrote, "The first season of Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area gets right in terms of its setting and characters, but here's hoping the makers push the envelope and take some risks in the second season."[38]

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