'Number One', a new Korean fantasy film, has emerged as a streaming success on Netflix, amassing over 1 million views shortly after its debut and currently holding the #6 position on the platform's International Top 10 Most Watched list. The film, directed by Kim Tae-yong and based on Sora Uwano's novella 'The Number of Times You Can Eat Your Mother’s Cooking is 328', stars Choi Woo-shik as Ha-min, a young man who sees mysterious numbers above his mother's head that decrease each time he eats her cooking. This magical element signifies his mother's life span, leading him to avoid her meals to protect her. Critics have praised the film's stunning visuals and emotional storytelling, noting its ability to evoke feelings of nostalgia and humor. While it may not have reached critical acclaim, the film's heartfelt narrative and strong performances from its cast, which includes actors known for their roles in the acclaimed film 'Parasite', resonate with many viewers. Overall, 'Number One' offers a relatable exploration of family and connection, balancing a light tone with poignant themes.