Award winning independent documentary focussing on a unique peace movement on Jeju Island, South Korea. Farmers, fishers, priests, nuns and young activists struggle to prevent construction of a huge naval base, part of Obama’s military ‘pivot to Asia’, on their idyllic island. Film Maker Regis Tremblay carefully uncovers US lead civilian massacres on Jeju Island before and during the Korean War to explain villagers’ resistance to militarisation of what the Korean government named, ‘the Island of World Peace’.

This free screening is part of the New Cross and Deptford Free Film Festival 2015. Deli X will be serving Korean food and beer before the screening. Their will be a short Skype Q&A with director Regis Tremblay after the screening.