Wall to Wall OTT release date: When and where to watch Kang Ha-neul, Yeom Hye-ran and Seo Hyun-woo's K-drama movie
Wall to Wall OTT release date: The highly awaited Korean drama Wall to Wall, featuring Kang Ha-neul, Yeom Hye-ran, and Seo Hyun-woo, is finally gearing up for its premiere. With its compelling storyline and star-studded cast, the series has already caught the attention of K-drama fans. If you're excited to watch this intense drama unfold, here's all the essential information on its release and streaming details.
Wall to Wall trailer
The Wall to Wall trailer was shared by the streaming platform also in English dub. The video was captioned, 'A man who poured his life savings into a new apartment discovers its walls are full of disturbing noises, hostile neighbors and unsettling secrets.'
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Wall to Wall OTT release date
Wall to Wall will be released on Netflix on 18th July 2025.
Wall to Wall plot
According to Netflix, Woo-seong puts everything on the line to buy his dream apartment, emptying his savings, cashing in stock investments, taking out loans, and even selling his mother's garlic farm. However, his dream soon unravels as he is burdened by hefty interest payments and tormented each night by strange, disturbing noises from his neighbors.
Wall to Wall cast
The versatile Yeom Hye-ran, known for her roles in Mask Girl, The Glory, The Uncanny Counter, and When the Camellia Blooms, takes on the role of Eun-hwa, the resident representative committed to keeping order in the apartment complex. Completing the main cast is Seo Hyun-woo (My Name is Loh Kiwan, Decision to Leave), who portrays Jin-ho, Woo-seong's upstairs neighbor. Together, the two join forces to uncover the origin of the mysterious noises haunting the building.
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