ACROSS: Anatomy of the Forgotten War

ACROSS: Anatomy of the Forgotten War

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Release Date

10/9/2026

Runtime

90 mins

Overview

Scene 1: Cannelle, a human rights lawyer based in Berlin, is pursuing a case on war crimes in Yemen at the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR). Scene 2: In Sardinia, Italy, STOP RWM activists continue their campaign against the illegal expansion of the German arms manufacturer RWM on the island and its arms exports. Scene 3: Jamal, a former civil servant in Yemen, arrives with his family in Jeju after fleeing the Houthi rebels. Linking Europe, the Middle East, and Korea, these three scenes, which evoke the opening of a large-scale political thriller, arouse both tension and curiosity. At their intersection lies the (forgotten) war in Yemen.

Status

Released

Original Language

Korean

Budget

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Revenue

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A rigorous documentary that traces the consequences of the Yemen war across three continents, connecting legal battles, corporate accountability, and human displacement. It builds a portrait of geopolitical complicity through patient investigation rather than emotional manipulation.

Mood

TenseContemplativeAngry

Themes

WarJusticeCorruptionPower

Tone

Earnest

Pacing

Steady

Look

Documentary-like

Structure

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Graphic violence

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ACROSS: Anatomy of the Forgotten War (2026) directed by Kim Ji | FirstCinema