We all dream of reinvention every once in a while. That said, do you think you could away with building a completely new life? Or would your past eventually come back to haunt you?
Korean drama The Art of Sarah delves into that question head on. With 10 million views over the last week, it’s currently the most-watched non-English show on Netflix. It’s also the number one series in 33 countries, proving that some mysteries are too tantalising to miss.
Could this surge in popularity mean that fans are getting a follow-up?
The Art of Sarah Season 2 Release Date
At the time of writing, there’s no official news about a potential The Art of Sarah season 2.
Additionally, the title is listed as a limited series on Netflix, and Korean productions often consist of only one season. All in all, a follow-up seems unlikely.
Still, you never know. If the show becomes a global phenomenon, anything is possible.
The Art of Sarah Cast
- Shin Hye-sun as Sarah Kim
- Lee Joon-hyuk as Park Mu-gyeong
- Park Bo-kyung as Jeong Yeo-jin
- Jung Da-bin as Woo Hyo-eun
- Yoon Ga-i as Yang Da-hye
- Kim Jae-won as Kang Ji-hwon
What Is The Art of Sarah About?
The Art of Sarah revolves around a woman whose glamorous life unravels after a body believed to be hers is discovered in one of Seoul’s most affluent areas. Initial clues prompt a deep investigation into Sarah’s hidden past.
What starts as a straightforward case quickly becomes a psychological mystery about identity and deception. The series also investigates the true cost of ambition in a society obsessed with luxury, and the lengths some people are willing to go in order to reinvent themselves.
Over the course of eight episodes, viewers embark on a twisty journey into Sarah’s background, while also noticing how the cracks in her story keep growing. By the time the finale wraps you, we get a sense of closure. Without spoiling anything, the ending is satisfying enough, making The Art of Sarah season 2 a long shot.
Are There Other Shows Like The Art of Sarah?
If you like The Art of Sarah, we recommend checking out some of the other Korean series streaming on Netflix. Recent additions include Can This Love Be Translated?, Dynamite Kiss, No Tail to Tell, Idol I and Beyond the Bar.
As for series that tackle a similar subject, you might like Inventing Anna, which was inspired by Anna Sorokin.
