Apple TV’s “Severance” was among the recipients of the CJ ENM Visionary Awards.
The awards honor “Visionaries” whose creative and cultural impact have resonated internationally, whether they are TV shows or films. All the recipients have collaborated with CJ ENM, a South Korean entertainment and mass media division.
Nicholas Weinstock of “Severance” praised the impact of K-content globally over recent years, according to Deadline. He added CJ ENM, which owns a majority stake in the TV seriesproducer Fifth Season, was “a company devoted to boldness and creativity.”
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