A chilling new film, Evil Unbound (731), premiered in Vancouver on September 18—a date chosen to honor victims of wartime atrocities while advocating for global peace. The movie uncovers the horrors of Japan’s Unit 731, a covert WWII military unit that conducted brutal human experiments. 🌏💔
The Vancouver Peace Council’s president praised the film as a "powerful reminder of history’s darkest chapters," urging younger generations to learn from the past. "This isn’t just about pain—it’s about preventing future horrors through awareness," they said during a post-screening discussion.
Set for wider release in Canadian theaters starting September 19, the film has already sparked conversations on social media, with viewers calling it "a wake-up call for peace." 🎬🕊️ Historians hope it’ll shed light on lesser-known war crimes, while activists emphasize its timing amid rising global tensions.
