One for All, All for One

This documentary runs for 106 minutes and captures the unique journey of a rugby team that played in a school with a rich history of serving the children of zainichi, or Korean residents in Japan. The film highlights the challenges faced by the team, established in 1994, as it seeks recognition and success within Japan’s high school rugby league.

The narrative revolves around the team's passionate supporters and dedicated players, showcasing the cultural significance of sports in bridging communities. It provides insights into the intersection of education, sports, and identity within the context of zainichi life. Collectors interested in documentary filmmaking or sports history will find this film particularly relevant, as it presents a compelling portrait of perseverance against adversity.