On September 14th， according to Kuaikeji， the historical war film “731” has released its global release poster， announcing its premiere in various locations worldwide starting September 18th. The film aims to serve as a stark warning to humanity by bringing this dark chapter of history to light.
The poster details the film’s staggered release schedule. On September 18th， “731” will be simultaneously released in Hong Kong， Macau， Australia， and New Zealand. This will be followed by premieres in the United States and Canada on September 19th， and a South Korean release is slated for November. Additional screenings are planned for Singapore， Malaysia， Russia， the United Kingdom， Germany， and France in the subsequent period.
The official statement emphasizes the film’s purpose: “The dark smoke of evil once attempted to shroud and conceal everything， but the truth will ultimately pierce all disguises and be revealed to the world! This dark history is not just a pain for the Chinese people， but a scar on all of human civilization. On September 18th， let evil have nowhere to hide， and let the truth spread across the world!” This sentiment underscores the film’s commitment to exposing historical atrocities and ensuring they are not forgotten.
Directed and written by Zhao Linshan， “731” features a stellar cast including Jiang Wu， Wang Zhiwen， and Li Naiwen， with production support from the Changchun Film Studio. The film’s English title， “EVIL UNBOUND，” directly addresses its thematic core， and its 125-minute runtime is expected to provide a comprehensive depiction of this solemn historical period.
Significantly， the promotional materials for “731” include a clear advisory: “Those under 18 years of age should exercise caution when choosing to watch.” Industry reviews indicate a high degree of historical accuracy in the film， with some scenes reportedly possessing a potent visual impact， suggesting a film that aims for authenticity and emotional resonance in its portrayal of events.
