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By Kang Hyo-jin, SPOTV News \u2014 Netflix has set a June 5 premiere for the controversial series True Education and released a teaser poster and trailer.<\/p>\n
True Education centers on the Teacher Rights Protection Bureau, a fictional government agency created to defend South Korea\u2019s education system from students, teachers and parents who cross the line. The series, arriving June 5 on Netflix, confronts the realities of school life directly and promises a mix of satisfying payoffs and earnest storytelling.<\/p>\n
The teaser poster spotlights the bureau\u2019s core team\u2014Na Hwa-jin (Kim Moo-yeol), Choi Kang-seok (Lee Sung-min), Im Han-rim (Jin Ki-joo) and Bong Geun-dae (Pyo Ji-hoon)\u2014standing side by side with calm, confident smiles outside a school where an anti-bullying banner hangs torn. The image contrasts a breakdown in school authority with the bureau\u2019s determination and self-assurance. The tagline, \u201cWe will protect you,\u201d raises questions about how the bureau, positioned on victims\u2019 side amid chaotic schools, will address those problems.<\/p>\n
The teaser trailer begins with Na Hwa-jin revealing he\u2019s an inspector for the Teacher Rights Protection Bureau when students question his identity. It then moves at a brisk pace through a bleak portrait of schools out of control\u2014class disruptions and violence giving way to gambling, drugs and the formation of violent gangs\u2014underscoring how the core purpose of teaching and learning has eroded. Against that backdrop, Na Hwa-jin\u2019s confident line, \u201cDon\u2019t worry. We\u2019ll protect you,\u201d and the sight of Im Han-rim and Bong Geun-dae storming into the school signal the start of their mission to restore order, promising a thrilling catharsis.<\/p>\n
From one-against-many melees to car chases, Na Hwa-jin rapidly overpowers those who defy the bureau, with his team executing missions alongside him\u2014raising expectations for vigorous, action-driven storytelling. Education Minister Choi Kang-seok\u2019s line, \u201cWe\u2019re not taking the teachers\u2019 side or the students\u2019 side\u2014we\u2019re on the victims\u2019 side,\u201d lends gravity and amplifies interest in the bureau\u2019s unorthodox, rules-breaking method of tackling school problems.<\/p>\n
With its fresh premise\u2014a government agency focused on protecting teacher authority\u2014and a roster of bold, unconventional characters, True Education aims to deliver a cleansing narrative about restoring schools. The series debuts on Netflix on June 5.<\/p>\n
The show is adapted from a webtoon that sparked controversy for depicting student corporal punishment, sexism and racial discrimination. Though concerns arose over adapting that material, Netflix said at a prior lineup event that it approached the project responsibly because it tells a story it considers essential to the moment and that it is aware of, and preparing for, criticism about certain episodes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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