The Battleship Island

The film delves into the harrowing experiences of around 400 Koreans in the early 20th century, who were compelled by the Japanese colonial regime to work in coal mines on Hashima Island. The confined space and demanding labor conditions set the stage for a captivating tale of defiance against oppression. As the story unfolds, the desperate individuals devise an intricate plan to break free from their brutal circumstances, confronting adversity and risking everything for a chance at freedom. Through this gripping narrative, audiences will be drawn into a world where resilience and solidarity are tested in the face of overwhelming odds.