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Korean dramas and films like You Can See Everything
If you liked You Can See Everything, try “Citizen of a Kind” (2024), “Anna” (2022), “Master” (2016), “The Whistleblower” (2014), “The Big Swindle” (2004), and “Spy Nation” (2016): 6 Korean films and series with a similar tone or theme, with where to watch them in the US, UK and Australia.
About You Can See Everything
- Type
- film
- Released
- October 2026 in US theaters (documentary, A24)
- On the charts
- No. 1 at the North American box office, weekend of Oct 30–Nov 1, 2026 (~$11M estimated); opened at No. 2 with $15M.
Korean films and series with a similar feel
| Title | Year | Why it's similar | Where to watch | Official page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Citizen of a Kind시민덕희 | 2024film | An ordinary woman follows the trail of a scam operation that fooled her, using only her own persistence. |
| View on netflix.com (opens in a new tab)Official trailer: Citizen of a Kind – official trailer (VIVA Films) |
| Anna안나 | 2022series | A character study of a woman whose carefully built public life rests on a lie. |
| View on primevideo.com (opens in a new tab)Official trailer: Anna – official trailer (쿠팡플레이 Coupang Play) |
| Master마스터 | 2016film | Investigators chase a charismatic founder whose company promises investors far too much. By the numbers
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| View on koreanfilm.or.kr (opens in a new tab)Official trailer: Master – official trailer (CJ ENM) |
| The Whistleblower제보자 | 2014film | A TV producer tries to verify a celebrated scientific breakthrough that may not be what it claims. |
| View on koreanfilm.or.kr (opens in a new tab) |
| The Big Swindle범죄의 재구성 | 2004film | A twisty con-artist story about how a convincing performance can fool everyone in the room. By the numbers
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| View on koreanfilm.or.kr (opens in a new tab) |
| Spy Nation자백 | 2016film (documentary) | An independent investigative documentary that tests an official story against the evidence. |
| View on koreanfilm.or.kr (opens in a new tab) |
Titles are matched on genre, tone, theme or setting, with no spoilers. We don't claim that any work copies another; remakes are named only when officially announced. Where-to-watch was checked on each platform's own page on the check date and can change by country; “Not confirmed” means we couldn't verify it.
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Checked Nov 2, 2026 · Week of Nov 2, 2026