Resistance: The Story of Ryu Kwan-soon

"Revolution knows no gender, age or era! The film is based on the real Korean independence movement, with the young revolutionary female martyr Ryu Kwan-soon as the prototype, and witnesses a little-known history. During the Japanese occupation, the March 1st Movement broke out in South Korea, and a 17-year-old girl took to the streets to lead more than 2 million people The Korean people protested, but were imprisoned in the women's underground prison and subjected to all kinds of humiliation. Instead of remaining silent, she stood up and inspired other prisoners to break their silence, move from self-awakening to collective awakening, and chanted the slogan "Long Live Korea's Independence" together in prison. The scene in the prison under the black and white lens is particularly sharp, and everyone makes it clear with their determined eyes: the high walls of the prison can trap the body, but they cannot trap the free soul. The Gogo star rose to prominence in "Korean Wave" and has become a star in "The Last Days". Her performance as a fierce heroine is equally powerful this time. In the worst of times, let us dedicate an elegy to this heroine and all the martyrs who died in the struggle.