DMZ, The Wild

This documentary captures over 700 days of filming in the DMZ, a region that has remained untouched by humans for over fifty years. It presents a rare glimpse into how nature has reclaimed this land, allowing endangered species to flourish in a habitat free from human interference.

Lee Min-ho serves as the narrator, guiding viewers through the beauty and rawness of Korea's natural environment. The series reveals how the DMZ, historically significant as a military boundary, has become the largest temperate primeval forest on Earth. It juxtaposes the wild survival of animals with the human history marked by conflict, showcasing a unique coexistence of nature and history.