Basic Info.

​Wilderness is a Netflix original Korean film that tells the story of individuals struggling to survive in a post-apocalyptic world. Serving as the sequel to Concrete Utopia—a film centered on a spirited outcast—this installment delves into the intense battles of survivors trying to protect themselves amidst the ruins of a civilization devastated by a catastrophic event.​

Additional Info.

​"Although Concrete Utopia and The Wilderness share the same timeframe and a similar setting, they are independent films with distinct worldviews and story structures. The Wilderness also begins with a massive earthquake as its backdrop, and Imperial Palace Apartment Building 103, the central setting in Concrete Utopia, reappears. However, the name ""Imperial Apartment"" is not explicitly mentioned, and the apartment is presented differently within a new context. In The Wilderness, the story focuses on a military unit that discovers an apartment complex following the earthquake. The rebuilding process is portrayed as being governed by Dr. Ki-su Yang and the soldiers, who take control of the apartment and its inhabitants. In contrast, Concrete Utopia depicts the apartment community as self-governed by its residents, exploring a different approach to survival and societal structure."​