포화 속으로 71: Into the Fire 2010 (Eng sub)

The 2010 film 71: Into the Fire is based on a true story of South Korean student soldiers who fought in the Korean War. The film depicts the struggles of the soldiers as they defended a middle school during the Battle of P'ohang-dong in 1950. What happened? - The 71 student soldiers were mostly killed on August 11, 1950. - The soldiers were underarmed and undertrained, and most had no combat experience. - The soldiers were left to defend the middle school during a surprise attack by the North Korean army. - The soldiers fought against a North Korean army brigade for 11 hours. What does the film show? - The film focuses on the personal and physical conflicts the soldiers faced. - The film shows the emotions and conflicts the soldiers experienced as they fought in a war. - The film shows the development of the soldiers' relationships with each other and with the rest of the unit. Who directed the film? John H. Lee, who also directed A Moment to Remember