Vancouver played host to a moving tribute on September 18 as the new film Evil Unbound (731) premiered at the city’s Silver Screen Cinema. The date was chosen to honor the memories of those who suffered under Unit 731’s horrific experiments during World War II and to spark a conversation about peace. 🕊️
Evil Unbound (731) dives deep into the secretive Unit 731, a Japanese military program infamous for human experimentation and war crimes. The film doesn’t hold back, delivering gut-wrenching scenes that remind us why remembering history is so important.
After the emotional premiere, the movie hits major Canadian cinemas on September 19. If you’re a history buff, a film lover, or someone passionate about social justice, this one’s for you. 🎥✊
The President of the Vancouver Peace Council said: "This film is a powerful reminder of the horrors we must never forget. By facing our past, we pave the way for a more peaceful future."
Whether you’re a student, a young professional, or part of the Asian diaspora, Evil Unbound (731) offers both a historical lesson and a call to action. Don’t miss this chance to reflect, discuss, and stand up for a more compassionate world. 🔍🌍
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President of Vancouver Peace Council reacts to film Evil Unbound (731)
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