# Netflix opens up Lee Chang-dong's back catalog

> A Venice win for 'Possible Love' just put six of Korea's most admired dramas within reach of a global audience.
- Title: Netflix opens up Lee Chang-dong's back catalog | Shortify
- Summary: A Venice win for 'Possible Love' just put six of Korea's most admired dramas within reach of a global audience. Netflix is using awards momentum for…
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- Source: The Hollywood Reporter — https://hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/netflix-lee-chang-dong-possible-love-awards-campaign-1236700399
- Author: Patrick Brzeski
- Published: 2026-09-14T08:03:42+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: netflix, korean cinema, lee chang-dong, awards season, film festivals
## Netflix goes deep on a master
Netflix is giving viewers worldwide more of Korean director Lee Chang-dong's work as it builds the awards campaign for his new drama 'Possible Love'.
## Venice handed it a prize
'Possible Love' won the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival over the weekend, the launchpad for everything that followed.
## The Monday announcement
The streamer said Monday it is expanding availability of all six of Lee's earlier features across a range of international markets.
## Six films, two decades
The rollout covers 'Green Fish' (1997), 'Peppermint Candy' (1999), 'Oasis' (2002), 'Secret Sunshine' (2007), 'Poetry' (2010) and 'Burning' (2018).
## Check your country
Availability and timing vary by country, so the six titles will not land everywhere at once.
## A catalog as campaign
Releasing a director's full body of work alongside a contender is a straightforward awards play: give voters and critics the context for the new film.
## Key takeaway

Netflix is using awards momentum for 'Possible Love' to push Lee Chang-dong's entire filmography into international markets.