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This trailer is in Korean, but the Netflix movie has English subs.
I'm watching this South Korean movie on Netflix now. I'm not qualified to judge the technical aspects of this film, but I did some research on the South Korean Wolseong facility and some of the problems it was having early this year because it was in the news. The older reactor units one and three appear to be leaking. Unit one was decommissioned. The units were built in an area with a lot of geologic faults. I also read a number of articles about Fukushima. I think the special effects and accident sequences in this movie are pretty realistic. In fact, I had been disappointed in some of the other South Korean disaster movies and was surprised by this one (so far).
I had the pleasure of meeting the late actress Kim Young-ae once many years ago in Seoul in a tv studio by chance. She was a beautiful and charismatic woman.