Every One Fights Their Own Worthlessness
Watch if you have ever felt that "everyone has already succeeded, and I am still at the start" — a therapeutic drama about comparing oneself to others and accepting one's own pace.
jTBC will air on April 18, 2026, a Korean drama about filmmakers stuck in a crisis of self-identity. Hwang Dong Man is the only one from the film group "The Octet" who has not yet debuted as a director; Pyeong Eun A is a producer with the nickname "Axe" for her harsh reviews on scripts; Park Gyeong Se is a director whose career has faltered after a failure; Ko Hye Jin is his wife and CEO of the production company, enduring her husband's long-winded monologues. The format consists of 12 episodes of 70 minutes, with a slow narrative focusing on internal monologues. This is not a typical "drama" about love — the main focus is on relationships with oneself, professional burnout, and envy of friends' success. The tone is similar to "My Mister" or "The Little Things of Life" — melancholic, but with humor through tears. For those who watched "Parasite" and want to understand how the Korean film industry works from the inside, without gloss and star dust protection glasses.
12 episodes of 70 minutes — the standard format for Korean weekend dramas.
No, the focus is on professional and family relationships, the love line is secondary.
The nickname of the character Pyeong Eun A, played by Go Youn Jung — she cuts scripts with her reviews.
Official licensing has not yet been announced, but the series should appear on international platforms with subtitles.
April 18, 2026, on the jTBC channel in South Korea.