A powerful new historical drama premiered in Harbin this week, reigniting conversations about one of WWII's darkest chapters. Evil Unbound spotlights Japan's notorious Unit 731 – a covert biological warfare unit that conducted horrific experiments on at least 3,000 people in occupied China during the 1930s-40s. 💔
The film's release coincides with the 93rd anniversary of the September 18 Incident, which marked the start of Japan's 14-year invasion of China. Through gripping storytelling, it reveals how over 300,000 Chinese lives were lost to biological weapons developed by Unit 731.
🔥 Box office presales tell the story: Evil Unbound has already raked in 117 million yuan ($16M) ahead of its global release. Movie platform BEACON Pro calls it "a visceral reminder of history we can't afford to repeat."
While tough to watch, the film sparks crucial dialogue about accountability and remembrance. As one young viewer told us: "This isn't just history – it's a warning for today's world." 💡
