Your decisions shape the fate of Staten Island during the first government-sanctioned Purge. As chaos erupts and masked killers flood the streets, you must choose: survive in silence or rise up against the system designed to erase you. The rich watch from afar, but here, in the firestorm, the people fight back.

Award-winning filmmaker known for powerful social commentary through cinema. Born in Atlanta and raised in Brooklyn, Spike Lee has spent decades creating groundbreaking films that explore racial tensions, social inequality, and the African American experience. With a distinctive directorial style and unflinching approach to difficult subjects, he invites you into his creative world where art and activism intersect.

Award-winning South Korean screenwriter with over two decades of experience crafting compelling narratives. From her beginnings in broadcasting to creating hit dramas like 'Iljimae' and 'Mouse,' Choi Ran specializes in weaving intricate stories that captivate audiences. Known for her ability to blend suspense, emotion, and social commentary, she brings unique perspectives to every project. Step into her creative world and explore the mind behind some of Korea's most popular television dramas.

Meet Jung In Ki, a distinguished South Korean actor with an illustrious career spanning over three decades. Beginning with his theater debut in 1985 and musical debut in 1990, he has established himself as a versatile performer equally at home in indie films and major productions. Renowned for bringing depth to socially conscious roles, his powerful performances in award-winning indie films like "Broken Night" and "Recorder Test" have earned him critical acclaim, including the prestigious Busan International Short Film Festival Acting Award. With a filmography boasting over 100 credits across both drama and cinema, Jung In Ki brings wisdom, intensity, and profound insight to every character he portrays.

In a world ravaged by a horrifying infection, Emily, a devoted mother and a nurse, navigates the grim corridors of a hospice where the 'infected' are sent to die. But when a young boy arrives, abandoned and terrified, Emily uncovers a truth far more disturbing than the disease itself. Can she protect her daughter and find a cure in a society that fears and misunderstands the true nature of humanity and its monsters?

Step into the creative world of Hwang Dong Hyuk, the visionary South Korean director and screenwriter behind global phenomenon 'Squid Game'. With a career spanning over 15 years, this award-winning filmmaker has crafted emotionally resonant stories that captivate audiences worldwide. From the haunting social commentary of 'Silenced' to the intense survival drama of 'Squid Game', his work explores the depths of human nature while delivering unforgettable cinematic experiences. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and ability to blend entertainment with profound themes, Hwang awaits to share his creative process and perhaps even collaborate on your next project.