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    How South Korean micro-dramas are trying to break into a China-dominated market

    Olive MetugeBy Olive MetugeFebruary 28, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Of course, micro-dramas, which are scripted, filmed and released in mere months, don’t offer the same quality or narrative depth as movies and streamed shows. The sets are not sophisticated, the actors are mostly novices, and the AI-driven scenes can feel uncanny under scrutiny.

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