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“Typhoon Family,” featuring Lee Jun-ho and Kim Min-ha, premieres on October 11, telling a heartfelt story of youth, crisis, and resilience against the backdrop of South Korea’s 1997 financial collapse.

The new K-drama highlights how an entire generation, once carefree, was suddenly thrust into adulthood by circumstance, navigating family duty, survival, and transformation.

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Bringing fresh on-screen chemistry, Lee Jun-ho and Kim Min-ha come together in a much-anticipated pairing.

Lee Jun-ho, fresh from his role in “King the Land,” plays Kang Tae-poong, a former member of Apgujeong’s glamorous “Orange Tribe” — the affluent youth of the 1990s known for bold fashion and carefree lifestyles. Tae-poong’s privileged life takes a sharp turn when he is forced to become CEO of a failing trading company, exchanging luxury for responsibility as he faces the stark realities of survival.

Alongside him, Kim Min-ha of “Pachinko” portrays Oh Mi-seon, a strong-willed eldest daughter balancing her family’s needs with her career ambitions in a male-dominated workplace. Her character embodies resilience and sacrifice, reflecting the countless unsung women who held their families together during turbulent times.

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The teaser poster evokes the 1997 zeitgeist — vibrant fashion, youthful energy, and the looming crisis that would define a generation. Tae-poong’s reluctant transformation from wealthy heir to struggling leader mirrors the spirit of ordinary people who pushed forward despite overwhelming odds.

Lee Jun-ho said, “After ‘King the Land,’ I’m thrilled to return with ‘Typhoon Family.’ I hope this story brings laughter, comfort, and genuinely resonates with you. It’s about rising with those you love, finding strength in unexpected places, and reconnecting with times gone by. I can’t wait for you to experience the 90s nostalgia and emotional journey with us.”

Kim Min-ha shared, “I’m honored to play Oh Mi-seon. Typhoon Family was created with heart — from the cast to every member of the production team. I hope viewers not only watch but feel each moment — youth, hope, hardship, and triumph. Please join us on this unforgettable ride through the emotional and memorable scenes we’ve created.”

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With its mix of 1990s nostalgia and timely themes, “Typhoon Family” offers both a fresh perspective and a tribute to resilience during a pivotal era. Don’t miss Lee Jun-ho and Kim Min-ha in this unforgettable drama when it premieres October 11, exclusively on Netflix.

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