The video is a summary of the movie "World War Z" starring Brad Pitt. The story begins with a news broadcast announcing a bird flu outbreak, but as the story progresses, it becomes clear that the outbreak is actually a zombie apocalypse. The main character, Gerri (played by Brad Pitt), is a former UN researcher who is recruited by the US military to find a way to stop the outbreak.
Gerri embarks on a perilous journey to South Korea and Israel, where he meets a scientist named Jorge who has discovered that the zombies ignore people with certain illnesses. Gerri decides to inject himself with a pathogen to become invisible to the zombies and is able to walk among them undetected.
The movie ends with Gerri reuniting with his family, and the news announcing that a vaccine has been discovered that can make people invisible to the infected. The video ends with the narrator commenting that a sequel is expected, but it has not been released yet.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. The story begins with news broadcasts announcing a bird flu outbreak.
2. Gerri, a former UN researcher, is living in Philadelphia with his wife, Catherine, and their two daughters.
3. Gerri is asked to rejoin the UN to help with a mission to find a cure for a virus that turns people into zombies.
4. Gerri travels to South Korea, where he meets an arms dealer who tells him that North Korea has found a way to prevent the spread of the virus.
5. Gerri then travels to Israel, where he meets a doctor who is working on a cure for the virus.
6. Gerri discovers that the virus only attacks healthy individuals, and that people with illnesses or disabilities are immune.
7. Gerri and a soldier, who is also immune, embark on a mission to find a cure for the virus.
8. They arrive at a laboratory where they find a variety of pathogens, but are blocked by a zombie.
9. Gerri injects himself with a random virus and waits to see if it works.
10. The virus works, and Gerri is able to walk among the zombies without being attacked.
11. Gerri reunites with his family and the news reports that a mix of smallpox, meningitis, and swine flu can make humans invisible to the infected.
12. The film ends with Gerri narrating that the story is not over yet, and that there may be a sequel.