From the state-sanctioned massacres of 1950 to the invisible, administrative violence of 2026, this feature documentary exposes the chilling evolution of South Korean public power. Following a filmmaker’s raw, first-person battle against police abuse, the film weaves decades of historical tragedies with an urgent contemporary struggle for justice. 

When the omnipotent system weaponizes the law to strip individuals of their fundamental rights, a single ordinary citizen refuses to remain a bystander. Moving beyond personal grievance, it chronicles a profound philosophical journey toward collective human solidarity and the reclaiming of sovereignty. A gripping cinematic inquiry into what it truly means to remain human in the face of an abusive state.