Lee Sung Jin On The Spirituality Of Netflix’s ‘Beef’

Letting go. It's actually the thing. Yeah. But we we keep forgetting. Lee Sung Jin. Lee Sung Jin, the creator of the hit Netflix show Beef. He has other television products in development with A twenty four, FX, and Lionscape. You've expanded your aperture and your tackling like much deeper existential questions about what it is to be human. Danny says in season one, you know, rock bottom can be your trampoline, which was, you know, just read from the headlines of my life.

And I just started re examining everything, like just intentionality, like what's my intention. uh as a friend, as a son, you know, as a writer. I'm actually sort of glad everything happened the way it did,'cause Yeah, what a privilege it is to get to take Came and then

Now make art out of it. What would the twelve year old version of you think if he knew that one day he was gonna be writing X Men and getting M E nominations. It it's not as if like From day one you were thinking you were gonna be a writer and a filmmaker.

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