Beijing Audiences Relive WWII Scars in Evil Unbound
In Beijing, viewers from around the world watched Evil Unbound, a film about Unit 731’s wartime atrocities, reminding everyone to remember history and cherish peace.
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Evil Unbound: Chinese Film on Unit 731 Hits North America
Chinese film “Evil Unbound”, about Japan’s Unit 731 crimes, premiered across North America on Thursday, with audiences calling it “powerful”.
Japan’s Interference Stalls China’s UNESCO Archive Bid
Japan’s organized objections are blocking China’s UNESCO Memory of the World applications on Unit 731 and comfort women archives, stalling historical truth.
Evil Unbound (731) Premieres in NYC, Moving Audiences
Evil Unbound (731) premiered in NYC on September 18, stirring deep emotions with its portrayal of Unit 731’s dark World War II history.
Evil Unbound (731) Premiere in NYC Sparks Powerful Reactions
Evil Unbound (731) premiered in NYC, moving audiences with its haunting portrayal of Unit 731. The film opens in 118 U.S. theaters on Sept 19.
Vancouver Premiere of ‘Evil Unbound (731)’ Honors History and Promotes Peace
Vancouver’s premiere of Evil Unbound (731) honors victims of Japan’s Unit 731 experiments and promotes a message of peace. In Canadian theaters from Sept 19.
Evil Unbound: Shedding Light on Unit 731’s Dark Legacy
The film ‘Evil Unbound’ dives into Unit 731’s brutal history, challenging decades of silence as survivors, apologies, and archives converge to reveal shocking WWII truths.
Evil Unbound: Remembering the Victims of Unit 731
The new film “Evil Unbound” exposes Unit 731’s atrocities in Harbin, transforming cinema into a powerful act of remembrance. Remembering keeps victims alive.
WWII Germ Warfare Film on Unit 731 Breaks China Screening Record
A Chinese film about Japan’s WWII Unit 731 germ warfare shattered screening records with 255,000 shows on opening day, marking a milestone in China’s film industry.
Breaking the Silence: Revealing Unit 731’s Hidden Atrocities
Researchers faced huge hurdles—10 cross-border trips and 300 interviews—to piece together the chilling truth of Unit 731 and its unchecked horrors.