Nameless

Set against the backdrop of 1896, "Nameless" follows Norimatsu, a Japanese man who learns of the assassination of the Korean Empress and decides to journey to Joseon, despite the dangers involved. His story is intertwined with that of another Japanese man who, inspired by Norimatsu's bravery, also seeks to bring the gospel to Korea during a time of turmoil.

This documentary highlights the sacrifices made by unnamed missionaries who prioritized their calling over personal fame. The film delves into themes of faith, courage, and the historical context of Christianity in Korea during a period of conflict and oppression.

With a runtime of 111 minutes, the film features Ha Jung-woo in a leading role, making it a notable entry in the documentary genre and an exploration of a significant historical event.