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Train to Busan, the first of two zombie movies derived from a South Korean hit comedy, follows a group of train passengers as they fight for their lives during a zombie apocalypse. Touching on themes of class difference and the consequences of a highly centralized economy, Train to Busan subverts the genre, drawing inspiration from South Korea's recent mass overdose of methamphetamine in an effort to diagnose the country's drug problem.

Set during a zombie apocalypse in South Korea, the story follows Cheol-min, an ordinary man who at first joins forces with a group of government soldiers. As they fight to survive, they encounter their new, savage enemies.

Hye-sun is a former sex worker who ends up joining a group of travelers on a high-speed train as they flee the nearby zombie apocalypse. She acts as the group's paramedic and becomes romantically involved with Jang-ho, a survivor who is a bus driver in the past. Meanwhile, the people who are left behind in the zombie-occupied Tokyo station must join forces to escape the city.

Theatrical feature-length film poster of the 2016 zombie thriller, Train to Busan, by Kang Je-gyu. Starring Bae Doona, Lee Sun-kyun, Kim Yul and Youn Yuh-jung. Directed by Kang Je-gyu. Set in the aftermath of the zombie apocalypse, amid a society thrown into chaos and with the use of zombies as a weapon, the characters face unimaginable survival in a world they want to escape. A Korean feminist apocalypse horror, it goes beyond the classical zombie film. Drawing on social commentary, it makes a comment on the damaged society and the social division. d2c66b5586