We go on with our own lives. We all thought that we would live our whole life like our ancestors did, slowly, quietly, unnoticed by people, let our whole life pass by before our eyes, and then die. We are ordinary, weak, and incompetent, and we do something big unexpectedly, and we have never imagined that such an inconspicuous person, such a bland life, will be affected by something from a distant country or something unheard of. . However, with the butterfly effect, all things are happening, and all the influences are unfolding slowly and unhurriedly in life with its characteristics and the series of inevitable accidental events in the development of things. come out. So, in the end, we will find that ordinary people like you and me are the ones who pay for all these events. Big people, powerful groups with power, they change the world, and we, the people of the world, pay for all the results, no matter how good or bad, we can only accept all the results. When these things come, the international voice, the measures of the government, the rescue of the specialized agencies, it seems that it is not the same as what we really want, or even the opposite. Perhaps, the only one we can count on is ourselves, although we are so weak and vulnerable.
The arrogant American, with his nose and eyes raised, asked the Koreans to pour hundreds of bottles of formalin into the Han River because of the dust in the laboratory. The Koreans didn't insist either, so they just followed suit. So, a few years later. . . . . .
The useless eldest son Nan Il follows his father to run a small grocery store on the beach by the Han River. This son, lazy, stupid, mindless, is a total waste. When visiting the store, I always lie on the counter and sleep, stealing the squid whiskers from customers, and I dare not go to my daughter's parent-teacher meeting, so I let my alcoholic brother do it for me. The only thing he cares about in this world is his precious daughter Hyun Soo.
The monster appeared and ate a lot of people on the beach. The eldest son fled in the crowd and rushed to fight the monster a few times. However, he lost his daughter and watched as she was tucked into the tail by the monster. , dived into the Han River and took it away. At the same time, Nam Soo, the younger sister who participated in the archery competition, developed a psychological problem and failed to lead the arrow, and only won the bronze medal.
The government closed the Han River, evacuated residents, and concentrated them in the gymnasium. The old father, two sons, one daughter, and four adults cried bitterly in the face of Hyun Soo's portrait, scolded each other, and rolled around on the ground, how ugly it was. The people next to them were unmoved, and the reporters were expressionless, taking pictures and videotaping.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control continued to play the unique skepticism of Americans, believing that the monster had an unknown virus, and quarantined Nanri and his family who had been in close contact with the monster. As for the monsters, the dead, and the lives of the living, they don't care. They only worry that the virus will spread and threaten the safety of their Americans themselves, even if it's just a rumor.
Hyun-soo didn't die, but was stored as food by monsters. She called Nanri's mobile phone and said that she was in a large pit similar to a sewer, and she couldn't get out, and then the battery was exhausted. No one listened, let alone believed, all the staff just thought they were talking nonsense. In order to rescue Hyun Soo, the family had to flee and search the sewers along the Han River to find Hyun Soo's whereabouts.
The family seeks Hyun-soo and fights monsters while evading the government's search. During this period, I got help and was framed. Nan Ri, a waste snack, counted the wrong number of bullets, causing my father to die from the monster's mouth. During this period, the United States is still preparing to block the unknown virus caused by monsters for the safety of people all over the world. ZF only cared about isolating people, blocking accident zones, disinfecting river banks, and searching for a family, but did not round up monsters and search for missing people. .
Hyun-soo was thrown into a large concrete pothole by the monster, and there were many people thrown next to it, but they were already dead, and the monster used it as a lair. It's been a tough day. The monster brought back a little boy alive, and Hyun-soo guarded the little boy and waited for an opportunity to escape.
This is how it happened, three brothers and sisters, and an anarchist who was picked up by the roadside, the four finally found the monster and chased them all the way, forcing the monster to spit out Hyun-soo and the little boy who had swallowed their stomachs, and then gave them to the monster. It was doused with gasoline, and the sister finally shot the arrow that couldn't be fired in the game.
The monster is dead, Hyun-soo is dead, and the little boy is alive.
Later, Nan Ri was still such a waste, guarding the small grocery store by the river, raising the little boy that Hyun Soo rescued with his life, and playing with him, just like that was Hyun Soo.
This is a rare and good-looking film shot in South Korea. Not erotic, not pretending to be cute, not babbling. It tells the pain and love of ordinary and even waste in the simplest and straightforward way. Before that, and after that, he was a piece of shit, just like us. Life goes on here.
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