[Korean Movie] The Flu Review (감기, 2013)

 The whole world is in an emergency because of the coronavirus. Thanks to the government's quick response, the atmosphere of Korea has stabilized a lot. There is a Korean movie that many people find again these days. 

It's 'The Flu'.

The movie, which was released in 2013, had some parts of its box office success to be desired, but now it is a boom that many people are looking for.

 

The story is based on respiratory tract infections, the worst virus ever detected in South Korea, with an infection rate of 3.4 people per second and a fatality rate of 100 percent, prompting the government to issue a national disaster to prevent the worldwide spread of the disease, making the unprecedented decision to shut down the city. Those who are kept in isolation inevitably end up in chaos, and are trying to survive from the catastrophe.

 

Excluding the fact that the fatality rate and the initial outbreak area are different, the tense situation of the disaster is not much different from the current situation. The excitement didn't subside easily after the movie. Maybe it's because the reality in the movie is not that different.
I believe everyone can endure and overcome difficult times. 

 

Written by Laura