Action,Drama,Science Fiction,Thriller
South Korea
Flu is a South Korean disaster movie directed by Kim Sung-Su and released in 2013. The film begins with a viral outbreak that spreads rapidly from animals to humans in a marketplace in Bundang, a suburb of Seoul. The virus is highly contagious and deadly, killing within 36 hours of exposure. As the number of infected cases grows, the South Korean government imposes a quarantine on the entire city of Bundang, a region with a population of over 20 million people.
The film revolves around two characters, Kang Ji-goo (Jang Hyuk), a rescue worker, and Kim In-hae (Soo Ae), a virologist, who team up to stop the spread of the virus and find a cure. They risk their lives to save others, but as the death toll steadily rises, they face overwhelming odds against containing the virus. Panic spreads across the infected area, leading to looting, violence, and riots, while the government tries to find a solution.
Flu is a gripping and intense film that tackles the theme of public health and the consequences of a viral outbreak. The movie portrays how the disease spreads so rapidly and creates panic among the people, leading the government to initiate extreme measures to contain it. The film also highlights the importance of teamwork and strategic planning in controlling a pandemic. Flu is a must-watch for anyone interested in disaster and outbreak-related films.
