58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winners, Dramas 2022

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winners, Dramas winner during the May 6, 2022 are following;

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Grand Prize (Daesang)

"Squid Game"

Story:

“Squid Game” is a story of people who fail at life for various reasons, but suddenly receive a mysterious invitation to participate in a survival game to win ten million US dollars.

The game takes place at an unknown location, and the participants are locked up until there is a final winner. The story will incorporate popular children’s games from the 1970s and 1980s of Korea, such as squid game, literal translation of its Korean name, which is a type of tag where offense and defense use a squid-shaped board drawn in the dirt.

External link: Official Website

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Drama

"D.P."

Story:

Based on the popular webtoon of the same name by author Kim Bo-tong.
A young private’s assignment to capture army deserters reveals the painful reality endured by enlistees during their compulsory calls of duty.

External link: Official Website

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Director: Hwang Dong-hyuk

"Squid Game"

Story:

A story of 456 people who fail in their life received an mysterious invitation to participate in a survival game named “Squid Game” to win ₩45.6 billion.

The game take place in an unknown place, the participants will take their life as a risk to win the game.

External Link: Squid Game Netflix

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Screenplay: Kim Min-seok-VI

"Juvenile Justice"

Story:

An office drama about juvenile court office work that takes place when a tough judge who hates juvenile offenders is newly appointed to the juvenile justice department of the Yeonhwa District Court.

External Link: Netflix Official Website

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Actress: Kim Tae-ri

"Twenty Five Twenty One"

Story:

“Twenty-Five Twenty-One” depicts a story from 1998 to 2021. In 1998, twenty-two and eighteen meet for the first time in an uneasy year as the whole world shook and called each others’ name and when they became twenty-three and nineteen, they hurt each other.

In the year of twenty-four and twenty, they relied on each other, and they loved only when they were twenty-five and twenty-one.

External Link: tvN Official Website

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Actor: Lee Junho

"The Red Sleeve"

Story:

The series adapted from a webtoon.
The drama set in the Joseon period, revolves around the love story between King Jeongjo and the royal concubine Seong Ui-bin, a royal historical figure and the biological mother of Prince Mun-hyo, who was a court lady before she became queen.

External Link: Official Website

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Supporting Actress: Kim Shin-rok

"Hellbound"

Plot:

Based on the webtoon of the same name “Hellbound”, the story is about humans facing a supernatural phenomenon that is neither a miracle nor a curse.

To live through this unrealistic reality, these humans create hell.

External Link: Netflix Official Website

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best Supporting Actor: Cho Hyun-chul

"D.P."

Story:

A Drama About The Worries Of Young People Who Are Driven Out Of The Military Into Desertion, Based On The Popular Webtoon Of The Same Name By Author Kim Bo-Tong.

58th Baeksang Arts Awards Winner, Dramas 2022

Best New Actress: Kim Hye-jun

"Inspector Koo"

Story:

The Asian version of “Killing Eve”, a female action tracking thriller about a 40-year-old female detective who was a former police officer and currently an incumbent insurance investigator, and a female college student serial killer.