Which South Korean director made the 2016 disaster film Pandora?

Park Jeong-woo directed the 2016 South Korean disaster film Pandora.

Pandora is a South Korean film released in 2016 and directed by Park Jeong-woo. The story follows a nuclear power plant worker and the consequences of a major accident, combining disaster spectacle with criticism of institutional failures and emergency response.

The title uses the Pandora image as a metaphor for releasing dangers that cannot easily be contained. Unlike the ancient Greek myth, the film is set in a modern industrial environment and focuses on nuclear safety, public responsibility, and sacrifice.

Pandora is sometimes confused with Korean films directed by better-known filmmakers such as Bong Joon-ho or Yeon Sang-ho. Those directors made internationally prominent films, but Park Jeong-woo is the director credited for this specific 2016 production.