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A Korean youth wholeheartedly accepts the Japanese way of life and volunteers for service in the Japanese armed forces during WWII. He is sent to serve in Burma where he becomes acquainted with a Burmese girl. Her resistance of the Japanese invaders causes him to question the ways of his conquerors whom he has gladly been aiding.

Myo-ryun is abused by her husband in a19th century mountainous province. He and his mother die, so for her daughter's sake Myo-ryun gets friendly with Oh. A travelling man needs a place to stay in the village, and ends up saving the daughter from a policeman's nasty intentions. They escape to a mountain goldmine and discover who murdered her father. Will the daughter's conflicted feelings for the killer save him or will vengeance rule? How will her mother react to this revelation and the way the killer was treated?

After lying in the hospital and bidding farewell to the front-line service, Sergeant Katsuba goes to a small provincial town to teach young cadets a military wisdom. However, the relationship with the seventeen-year-olds does not add up, as they consider their teacher to be too picky and unfair.

About the patriot Yun Bong-gil (1908-1932), who in 1932 set off a bomb at a party where Japanese soldiers stationed in Shanghai were celebrating the Emperor's birthday.

Time of action - the Great Patriotic War. In the winter of 1941, a small group of children from a bombed train left the war and went to the nearest settlement. When they arrived at the already destroyed city, the local military command decided to urgently evacuate the children in a transport plane. A brave pilot, young lieutenant Zaur Dzhashi undertook to cover the plane with the guys.

IISA (As One) is a narrative feature about a never ending war, a town ravaged by a devastating storm and the woman caught in between.