The Wild 2023
"Only the strongest survives"
In Kim Bong-han's gripping crime thriller *The Wild (2023)*, two former friends navigate the brutal underworld of Seoul after prison separates their lives.
Director: Kim Bong-han
Cast
Park Sung-woong
Woo-chul
Oh Dae-hwan
Do-shik
Oh Dal-su
Gak-su
Ju Seok-tae
Jeong-gon
Seo Ji-hye
Choi Myung-joo
Won Woo
Yang Gi
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Wild (2023)* about?
*The Wild (2023)* follows Woo-chul, a former boxer trying to leave his violent past behind, and his old friend Do-shik, who's willing to cross any line for power. When their worlds collide after Woo-chul's release from prison, trust shatters and survival demands brutal choices.
Who directed *The Wild*?
The film was directed by Kim Bong-han, known for crafting intense crime dramas with sharp character dynamics.
Who stars in *The Wild*?
The cast includes Park Sung-woong, Oh Dae-hwan, and Oh Dal-su as key figures in this crime saga.
Is *The Wild (2023)* worth watching?
For fans of gritty action and moral ambiguity, *The Wild* delivers a tense narrative with strong performances. While IMDb ratings are pending, its crime-thriller roots suggest a rewarding watch for those craving high-energy storytelling.
How long is *The Wild*?
The runtime for *The Wild (2023)* is 106 minutes.
About The Wild (2023) — A Seoul crime epic of betrayal and survival
In Kim Bong-han's gripping crime thriller *The Wild (2023)*, two former friends navigate the brutal underworld of Seoul after prison separates their lives. Woo-chul, a disgraced boxer seeking redemption, and Do-shik, a ruthless opportunist, find their paths colliding in a high-stakes game of betrayal and survival. With the city's criminal factions closing in, the line between ally and enemy blurs as loyalty fractures under pressure.
The film's relentless energy pulses through neon-lit alleys and smoky underground fight clubs, where every punch and betrayal echoes the raw intensity of its tagline. As Woo-chul battles his past and Do-shik embraces chaos, *The Wild (2023)* delivers a visceral exploration of power, corruption, and the cost of second chances—all wrapped in a neon-soaked crime saga.
