The Flu (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A lead doctor who identifies the mutated virus, stays behind in the quarantined city, searches for her daughter, and attempts to administer life-saving antibody treatments despite political and milita...
An ERT member who partners with Ji-goo to rescue civilians from a looted supermarket and later kills the infected agitator Gook-hwan during a struggle over the antibody blood.
A smuggler whose brother dies from the virus. He initially hides the truth about the infected container, causes chaos at the hospital, and later kills the sole survivor Monssai in a vengeful attack.
A government official briefed on the crisis who makes a public announcement that inadvertently exacerbates panic among the quarantined population.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bae Kyung-Ub works as an ERT member during the crisis, while riot police attempt to contain infected civilians during the supermarket riot.
The Prime Minister publicly addresses the crisis, while military forces enforce the quarantine and containment line in Bundang.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bae Kyung-Ub remains involved in the containment crisis and kills the infected agitator during a struggle over antibody blood while soldiers fight the...
Riot police try to contain the looted supermarket, and military forces later reinforce the quarantine and confront the mob at the highway.
Political pressure contributes to restrictions on treatment and movement, while Kim In-Hae continues attempting antibody treatment inside the quaranti...
Kim In-Hae remains in quarantined Bundang despite military pressure, and she is shot while trying to stop Mi-reu from crossing the containment line.
Kim In-Hae is called to examine the infected smuggler, while Byung-Ki refuses to answer questions about the shipping container and creates chaos in th...
A deadly mutated virus transforms a contained outbreak into a moral crisis over quarantine, family, scientific hope, and state violence.
Directed by Kim Sung-soo
The Flu (2013) · 7.5/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller
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