The article discusses director Yeon Sang-ho's new zombie film 'Colony,' which expands his 'Yeoniverse' cinematic universe.The film features Gianna Jun (Jun Ji-hyun) as Kwon Se-jeong, a biotech professor trapped in a high-rise during a viral outbreak.Unlike traditional zombies, the infected in 'Colony' exhibit collective intelligence, evolving together as a coordinated force.Yeon explains how he used modern dance teams to visualize this concept, contrasting with his previous use of breakdancers for 'Train to Busan.

' The film's antagonist, Seo Young-chul (Koo Kyo-hwan), believes imperfect communication causes tragedy, while the protagonist embodies individuality as a human strength.Yeon emphasizes that his work explores humanity through themes of individuality versus collectivism.

The article also mentions plans to adapt 'Colony' into a video game with Smilegate and notes inspirations from films like 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

' Gianna Jun expresses preference for Korean projects, stating that authenticity in storytelling is more globally resonant than Hollywood ventures.