2. Human Classroom Kim Dong-hee and Jung Da-bin The latest Korean youth crime drama "Human Classroom" released on Netflix tells the story of a lonely boy played by Kim Dong-soo. On the surface, he appears to be a model student, but in fact, he manipulates a criminal network in order to make money, and his friends have no intention of doing so. Speaking of Trump, another documentary released by Netflix, Dirty Money, has been in its second season. S1e6 is about Trump’s scam of selling courses. . . S2E3 is about Trump’s son-in-law, who is Ivanka Trump’s husband, and their family’s scheme of shoddy real estate and cheating tenants. Netflix's core strength is storytelling. They also rely on online channel monopoly and invest heavily in self-made content, but Netflix can come up with new tricks. The same financing formula can be used by Netflix, but Disney+, HBO Max, and Amazon Prime.
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