The entire 90-minute plot takes about 60 minutes, and the biggest benefit is to make the audience empathize. From being slaughtered by the village looking forward to revenge on the Jurchen by the North Korean army, enduring humiliation and being bullied by soldiers, to ending his father's life with his own hands and discovering the decoration of the North Korean leader's arrow tail as a fuse, Ashin gradually learned the truth of the matter and went further and further on the road of blackening The farther away...so much so that when she used flowers to make zombies and slaughtered the city and pushed the North Korean soldiers who had been bullying her to eat the zombies that her villagers had turned into, my heart was a little happy and inexplicable, it felt like back then When watching "Train to Busan", the passengers in the safety train car drove the male protagonist and his group from their car to another car, and the old lady had the same feeling when she opened the car door because she saw her sister turned into a zombie the same.
There is another point that is extremely terrifying. The North Korean soldiers talked behind Ashin that she buried the whole village who died, but at the end the whole village turned into zombies. It can be seen that little Ashin had already After the villagers died, they turned them into zombies and raised them in captivity. The North Korean army that they defected to... How old was Ashin at that time...
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