Influenza is a Korean disaster thriller, directed by Jin Chengzhu and starring Z Ryan and Soo Ae. The film tells the story of a group of Southeast Asian stowaways who came to South Korea through difficulties and obstacles, but almost all the stowaways in the whole container died, and only one person escaped into the downtown area with his weak body. I had no idea that this man was carrying the deadly swine flu virus. In just one day, the virus quickly spread to every corner of the city. Many people are infected unconsciously, and the shadow of death hangs over everyone around them. Jin Renhai Soo Ae, a beautiful female doctor and a single mother. She was rescued from a car accident not long ago by Jiang Zhijiu, a rescuer of the fire brigade, but was severely criticized by her boss for losing important documents. During this period, the younger brother of the South Korean snakehead was sent to Renhai Hospital for treatment because of the flu. After diagnosis, the cause of the flu was finally found, and the container with the dead body is undoubtedly the key to finding the cause. Not long after, the swine flu virus broke out and spread geometrically, and the people enjoying peace faced unprecedented disasters.
The film was handled quite maturely, and the flu caused panic and social disorder. The director appropriately created a bitter struggle between human beings and the deadly cold virus, and the thrilling plot was completed in one go. In addition, Z Ryan's interaction with child star Park Min-xia in the film is wonderful. Soo Ae, the heroine, is not a great beauty, but the film smells like a mother. Park Min-xia is so cute and good at acting that she almost stole her mother's thunder.