Kim Ki-duk

The film tells the story of a North Korean fisherman whose fishing boat had problems crossing the border to South Korea. In the film, fisherman Cheol-woo (phonetic) was captured by the South Korean government. Facing the South Korean investigators, he was completely exhausted. His heart was preoccupied with his family in North Korea, and he only expressed his wish to go home. He was investigated by the investigator in many ways

At the early end of the Korean War, in a village near a US military base in South Korea, the lives of most residents were shrouded in post-war emptiness, confusion and despair, with no way out to be found. Shangwu (played by Yang Donggen), with his dark skin, was born to his mother (played by Fang Yinzhen) and an American black soldier during the war. Since childhood, he has suffered discrimination and developed a violent personality