In the opulent corridors of Jooshin High School, wealth and status reign supreme, and secrets lurk behind every corner. Premiering on June 7, “Hierarchy” offers a fresh and compelling take on the high school drama genre. This new Netflix series, directed by the acclaimed Bae Hyeon-jin (known for Start Up, Big Mouth, Alchemy of Souls) and written by the talented Chu Hye-mi (About Time), promises to captivate audiences with its intricate storytelling and rich character development.
Set in a prestigious private high school, “Hierarchy” explores the rigid social hierarchy that governs the lives of its students, reflecting the corruption and power dynamics often seen in adult society. The teaser hints at a world dominated by the children of the wealthy elite, where money and social rank dictate every aspect of life. In this high-stakes environment, gossip, scandal, and conflict are everyday occurrences, making for an intense and thrilling viewing experience.
The series boasts a cast of promising new actors who bring their characters to life with remarkable depth and nuance. Roh Jeong-eui, known for her roles in “Badland Hunters” and “Our Beloved Summer,” stars as Jung Jae-i, the most popular girl in school, often referred to as the queen. Lee Chae-min, from “Crash Course in Romance” and “Alchemy of Souls,” plays Kang Ha, a scholarship student whose arrival disrupts the established order. Kim Jae-won, seen in “King the Land” and “Our Blues,” portrays Kim Ri-an, Jae-i’s boyfriend and the school’s king. The ensemble is rounded out by Chi Hae-won as Yoon He-ra and Lee Won-jeong as Lee Woo-jin, completing the group of influential students.
As the plot unfolds, a mysterious death, a new student, and bold moves threaten to expose hidden secrets and challenge the status quo at Jooshin High School. What truths will come to light amid these unsettling events? The tension and drama promise to keep viewers on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting each new episode.
Mark your calendars for June 7, when “Hierarchy” premieres exclusively on Netflix. Don’t miss out on this intriguing new series that delves deep into the complexities of high school life and the darker side of societal hierarchies. Get ready to be hooked from the very first episode!
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