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| Poster for tvN's series "It's Okay to Not Be Okay" Courtesy of tvN |
By Park Ji-won
TvN's series, "It's Okay to Not Be Okay," and Mnet's audition show, "I-LAND," have been nominated for this year's International Emmy Awards, which are given to non-U.S. shows and actors.
The International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (IATAS) announced Thursday the list of nominees including the two Korean shows.
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| Poster for K-pop audition show "I-LAND" Courtesy of CJ ENM |
No Korean program has won the award in those categories to date. In 2010, MBC's documentary, "Mom and the Red Bean Cake," won the International Emmy in the documentary category. Drama series such as Netflix's "Kingdom," MBC's "Splash Splash Love" and KBS's "River Where Moon Rises" have been nominated in the past, but did not win the award. Actor Jang Hyuk had been nominated for his lead role in the KBS drama, "The Slave Hunters."
The IATAS said there are 44 nominees across 11 categories and from a record 24 countries. The winners will be announced during a ceremony in New York, Nov. 22, at a location to be announced soon.
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