Netflix wrapped up the year showcasing the global strength of Korean content, as its Korean film The Great Flood and unscripted series Culinary Class Wars Season 2 simultaneously claimed No. 1 spots on the streamer's Global Top 10 lists for Non-English Films and Non-English TV Shows, respectively.

Newly released stills from The Great Flood highlight the emotional stakes of the film's unprecedented disaster scenario. Kim Da-mi stars as Gu An-na, humanity's last hope, torn between survival and the future of mankind. In the midst of a frantic escape from a flooded apartment complex, An-na clutches Shin Ja-in and safeguards life-saving medication, underscoring her unwavering maternal resolve. Park Hae-soo plays Son Hee-jo, charged with getting them out alive, battling agents in brutal hand-to-hand fights as tensions escalate toward humanity's final stand.

Meanwhile, Culinary Class Wars Season 2 enters the 3rd mission following its one-on-one "Black Spoon" vs. "White Spoon" battles, introducing new rules and a high-stakes team format. Chefs are tasked with selecting ingredients from a massive rotating wheel, with shifting strategies and teamwork driving an unpredictable showdown. With fan-favorite Season 1 chefs returning as the 'special judges', the series teases a decisive turning point ahead.

With both titles leading their respective global rankings, The Great Flood and Culinary Class Wars Season 2 underscore Netflix's continued momentum in K-content. Both titles are available to stream exclusively on Netflix.