I have always wondered how to shoot Korean anti-Japanese dramas. After all, there was no South Korea during World War II.
At that time, the Korean region became a subsidiary country of Japan, providing labor, military strength and comfort women.
There was an anti-Japanese force, but unfortunately, all the remaining in power had already sacrificed seven or eight eight. South Korea was only left with Park Jeong-hee, who had fought against Japan. After Japan was defeated, some people could not even accept it.
Of course, the plot and acting skills of this movie are good, but these people who fight are just to live.
But without spiritual support, I always feel that something is missing.
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