In 1942, the Japanese cargo ship Lisbon Maru, carrying over 1,800 British prisoners of war, was torpedoed by an American submarine near the Zhoushan Islands. Braving the threat of Japanese reprisals, the villagers of Dongji risked their lives to rescue the stranded British servicemen. - An $80M war epic from CANNES & VENICE AWARD-WINNING DIRECTOR GUAN HU (BLACK DOG, THE EIGHT HUNDRED) - BASED ON THE TRUE EVENT - LISBON MARU SHIPWRECK, A SHARED HISTORY WITH BRITAIN - Strong cast including zHU yilong (lost in the stars), wu lei (shadow), ni ni (the flowers of war) and William Franklyn-Miller (arrow), a british actor with 1.7m fOLLOWERS ON SOCIAL MEDIA. - ALL UNDERWATER SCENES WERE SHOT BY IMAX CAMERAs, PROVIDING AN IMMERSIVE VIEWING EXPERIENCE FOR THE AUDIENCE