Our Hill

In 1959, a group of children living in a small Korean village under Japanese colonial rule face the harsh realities of oppression and hardship. They find solace in their friendship and the natural beauty of their surroundings, particularly the hill they call "Our Hill." Their daily lives are marked by small joys and struggles as they navigate a world shaped by external forces beyond their control.

As the children grow older, the conflict intensifies when their beloved hill becomes a point of contention between the villagers and the colonial authorities. The children must decide how far they are willing to go to protect what is theirs, confronting the brutal realities of occupation and the loss of innocence that comes with it.