A great movie, although the whole movie is rather sad because of the tone of the war, but as the plot develops, you can still feel the progressive changes before and after. When he first landed on the island, the director often used occasional small parties or music to set off the difficult lives of Koreans who were oppressed and persecuted by Japanese soldiers. But in the second half of the film, when Japan saw that it was about to lose the war, it was going to cover up the behavior of the war criminals, and when all the Koreans were killed, they finally united and fought the last fight for the Koreans who returned to their hometown and the Japanese who were struggling to the death on the brink of defeat. The scene was naturally tragic. But what Korean films dare to shoot is that the film also exposes the unbearable behavior of many Koreans who betrayed their nationality during the war. Those who send Korean women into military camps as comfort women again and again, those who rely on oppressing their compatriots to get better treatment, those Koreans who secretly fight with the Japanese and suck their blood in the name of defending their compatriots will undoubtedly make this movie even better. for profound. War makes the ugly side of human nature more distorted, and it also makes the weaker people stronger. At the end of the film, the atomic bomb that exploded in Nagasaki, the mushroom cloud illuminates the entire sky, as if illuminating the future of those who escaped on board.
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