Disney+ Korean Drama adaptation of ‘Moving’ premieres on August

Adapted from the breakout webtoon of the same name, this highly anticipated series features an all-star Korean cast and debuts with a seven-episode premiere on August 9

This summer, some of the world’s most ordinary people will be forced to flee for their lives when government agencies discover their concealed superpowers in Moving, an electrifying new Korean Original drama premiering exclusively on Disney+ on August 9.

Moving is set in modern-day Korea and tells the story of a group of individuals with superpowers who conceal their true abilities to protect their families from injury and exploitation.

Moving is one of the most anticipated series of the year and is based on the hit webcomic of the same name by renowned Korean author Kangfull. It is directed by Park Inje, stars Ryu Seungryong , Han Hyo-Joo , Zo Insung in his long-awaited return to a

Sslated to debut with a seven-episode premiere on August 9, followed by two episodes per week for the following five weeks, and concluding with a three-episode release for the season finale. Fans of Moving and other unmissable Korean stories can subscribe to Disney+ today to gain instant access to a variety of other smash series, including Big Bet, starring legendary actor Choi Minsik as a serial entrepreneur who repeatedly breaks the law to help bolster his burgeoning business empire.

Stream Moving begins August 9 exclusively on Disney+.

SYPNOSIS (MOVING):

In the 1990s, the National Security Planning Agency of South Korea created a black ops force comprised of superpowered individuals. Members of this elite unit, tasked with performing classified missions, utilized their abilities daily to defend the nation and accomplish the impossible. Despite their achievements, the team abruptly dispersed across the country and was never heard from again.

Several decades later, Bongseok, a boy who could float before he could walk, and Huisoo, a girl who survived a horrendous car wreck uninjured, end up at the same school, rapidly becoming friends after confiding their secrets to each other and realizing there are more people like them out there in the world. While the teenagers’ lives appear comparatively carefree, a mysterious delivery driver named Frank begins murdering people with superpowers across Seoul.

Will anyone be able to stop Frank before he reveals the children’s secrets, given that the peril is intensifying?