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On November 6, 2025, Netflix announces the upcoming release of its new mystery-thriller series The Price of Confession. The drama is scheduled to premiere on December 5, 2025. The series stars Jeon Do-yeon, Kim Go-eun, and Park Hae-soo in leading roles. The drama is helmed by director Lee Jung-hyo best known for Crash Landing on You, The Good Wife, and Iduna!
The Price of Confession explores a tense relationship between two women entangled in a murder case. It follows the story of a woman accused of murdering her husband who becomes entangled with a mysterious inmate known as the “witch.” As the two women form an uneasy bond, the series unfolds a tense narrative of truth, survival, and hidden motives. The upcoming story follows how their lives intersect within a web of secrets and deception.
The project marks the reunion for Jeon Do-yeon and Kim Go-eun, who have last appeared together a decade ago in the film Memory of the Sword. Adding to the anticipation, Netflix releases a teaser on November 6, offering a glimpse into the gripping tension and psychological intrigue that define the series. Describing the series Netflix’s post says,
"Jeon Do-yeon, Kim Go-eun, and Park Hae-soo star in The Price of Confession, a new mystery-thriller from the director of Crash Landing on You. Coming December 5. A woman accused of murdering her husband strikes a dangerous deal with a "witch" in prison."Netflix’s The Price of Confession trailer teases a gripping tale of murder, mystery, and a dangerous deal between Jeon Do-yeon and Kim Go-eun
The story centers on An Yun-su played by Jeon Do-yeon (Kill Boksoon, Crash Course in Romance). She is an art teacher whose quiet life is upended when her husband is murdered, and she becomes the prime suspect. As she struggles to prove her innocence, she encounters Mo Eun played by Kim Go-eun(You and Everything Else, Little Women).
Mo Eun is a mysterious inmate known among prisoners as a “witch” for her uncanny ability to read people’s emotions and intentions. The two women, each hiding their own secrets, strike a risky deal that draws them deeper into a dangerous web of deceit and survival.
On the other hand, Baek Dong-hun played by Park Hae-soo (Squid Game) is an upright prosecutor known for his strong convictions and composure. He begins investigating the truth behind Yun-su and Mo Eun’s connection, testing his principles in the process. Meanwhile, Jang Jeong-gu played by Jin Sun-kyu is a determined lawyer and a former boxer. He takes on Yun-su’s case with relentless resolve to uncover the truth.
Posters of The Price of Confession (Image via X/@NetflixKR)The newly released trailer for Netflix’s The Price of Confession opens with An Yun-su (Jeon Do-yeon) frantically calling emergency services while her husband lies bleeding beside her. Following his death during the interrogation, Yun-su’s detached behaviors like requesting a mild coffee during interrogation, mentioning crime shows like CSI and smiling casts doubt on her innocence.
Despite her repeated claims of not committing the crime, she is imprisoned and soon encounters Mo Eun (Kim Go-eun). Known as a witch and a murderer, Mo Eun shocks Yun-su by offering to confess to the crime in her place, but at a steep cost.
The trailer ot The Price of Confession builds suspense further as Yun-su’s seemingly calm demeanor is seen starting to crack. Her desperate breakdowns hint at a woman pushed to her limits. In parallel, Mo Eun’s quiet observation of Yun-su’s case evolves into a calculated offer that blurs the line between guilt and manipulation.
As Yun-su weighs Mo Eun’s dangerous proposal, prosecutor Baek Dong-hun (Park Hae-soo) and lawyer Jang Jeong-gu (Jin Sun-kyu) pursue their own investigations into the two women’s pasts, determined to expose the truth behind the murder. The preview closes with Mo Eun’s cryptic remark
“In the end, we’ll end up doing this crazy thing”The Price of Confession consists of 12 episodes, each with a runtime of approximately 60 minutes.
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Edited by Adrija Chakraborty
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