Hana Korea (2026)

Hana Korea is a drama about Hana, a North Korean defector beginning a new life in South Korea. After arriving at Hanawon and completing the required process of adaptation, she faces the challenge of building a future while carrying memories, loneliness, and a strong desire to become a nurse.

Frederik Solberg directs a character-driven story centered on displacement and belonging. The film follows Hana's attempts to understand a society that is geographically close to the place she left but emotionally and culturally unfamiliar.

• Directed by Frederik Solberg.
• Runtime is approximately 105 minutes.
• The South Korean release was July 8, 2026.
• The story includes Hana's experiences at Hanawon, South Korea's settlement and education center for North Korean defectors.
• The film was presented as a Korean dramatic feature in the 2026 Korean Film Council new-film catalog.