In Jeju Island, considered the Hawaii of Korea, an incident named "Jeju 4·3" killed about 1 in 10 people, under control of the U.S. military government, shortly after liberation from Japanese colonial rule. In this film, the children who survived the massacre 70 years ago testify with their drawings.

In Jeju Island, considered the Hawaii of Korea, an incident named "Jeju 4·3" killed about 1 in 10 people, under control of the U.S. military government, shortly after liberation from Japanese colonial rule. In this film, the children who survived the massacre 70 years ago testify with their drawings.