"Siren: Survive the Island" director Lee Eun Kyung spilled some details regarding the hottest Netflix survival show, and the reason it didn't have a cash prize.
Following the massive success of "Physical: 100," the streaming giant introduced another all female survival show featuring 24 strong and powerful women that came from various fields and professions.
Consisting of police officers, bodyguards, soldiers, athletes, stuntwomen, and firefighters, each team must complete and win each round as they compete for survival on a remote island.
Basically, the new South Korean reality show is "Physical: 100," but without the men.
Here's Why 'Siren: Survive the Island' Has No Cash Prize
Premiered on May 30, "Siren: Survive the Island" was divided into two parts; the first five episodes aired on the said date, and the second part was broadcast a week later.
In the 10-episode reality series, the 24 participants are divided into six groups according to their profession. One of the Team Soldier members includes "Physical: 100" season 1 contestant Kang Eun Mi.
In the newest Netflix reality show, the concept focuses on women's empowerment and shows the viewers that women can also do well in male-dominated fields.
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