How far would you go to clear your name? And what would you risk to uncover the truth? Netflix’s new mystery-thriller series, The Price of Confession, takes viewers into a dark and twisting world of secrets, lies, and moral dilemmas.
At its center are Yun-su, a woman accused of murdering her husband, and Mo Eun, a mysterious and feared figure whose every move is shrouded in enigma.
The recently released trailer plunges audiences straight into tension and chaos. Yun-su frantically calls emergency services as her husband lies bleeding beside her, a life hanging in the balance. Yet her behavior immediately raises suspicion—ordering a mild coffee during police questioning, casually referencing crime shows like CSI, and maintaining a composed smile when calm would seem impossible. Despite her protests of innocence, Yun-su is convicted and sent to prison, where her life takes an even darker turn.
Behind prison walls, Yun-su meets Mo Eun, a woman whispered about with fear: a witch, a murderer, a psychopath. Mo Eun holds a dangerous proposition—she will confess to killing Yun-su’s husband, but the confession comes with a cost, a mysterious price that could challenge everything Yun-su believes about morality, justice, and survival.
Jeon Do Yeon (Kill Boksoon, Crash Course in Romance) delivers a masterful performance as Yun-su, portraying a woman forced to navigate suspicion, secrecy, and inner turmoil while struggling to reclaim her life. Opposite her, Kim Go-eun (You and Everything Else, Little Women) is mesmerizing as the enigmatic Mo Eun, whose cryptic motives and chilling presence make her as compelling as she is dangerous. Park Hae-soo (Squid Game) plays the relentless prosecutor Baek Dong-hun, whose pursuit of the truth blurs the line between justice and obsession, while Jin Sun-kyu (Aema) portrays the calculating lawyer Jang Jeong-gu, whose loyalty and cunning may tip the scales in unforeseen ways.
The Price of Confession explores a world where innocence is constantly questioned, confessions are currency, and every choice carries consequences. It’s a story of trust and betrayal, deception and revelation, showing that in the shadows of secrets, the line between right and wrong is never clear—and the price of a confession may be higher than anyone is willing to pay.
Prepare for a gripping journey of suspense, moral complexity, and psychological intrigue. Uncover the secrets, confront the lies, and discover what a confession truly costs in The Price of Confession, premiering December 5, exclusively on Netflix.
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