Men Who Won't Pick Up Guns 2: Breaking a Taboo

Ko Eun-young, a thirty-year-old woman from Jeju Island, embarks on a challenging path as she runs for governor in the 2018 local elections. With no prior political experience, her campaign serves as a backdrop for significant personal and collective transformation for her and her colleagues.

The documentary captures the difficulties and triumphs encountered during the election process, highlighting the dedication and resilience of those who challenge societal norms. It presents a profound exploration of the impact of political engagement, particularly from those who may traditionally be marginalized in such pursuits.

As a documentary, it appeals to collectors interested in social and political themes, particularly those related to conscientious objection and the unique context of South Korea's military service requirements. This film offers an insightful look at the interplay between individual convictions and public responsibility.