There is a foreign movie in which the protagonist’s name is translated into Chinese as an underground boxer called Bones.

The movie "Blood and Bone".

In the 1920s, Japan's economy was on the rise after recovery, and a large number of workers went from Jeju Island to Osaka to pan for gold. There, the Koreans gradually formed their own community, and they supported each other and lived peacefully. But there is another alien among them, one that even the underworld is afraid of. He is Jin Junping (played by Takeshi Kitano) with a rough temper. This powerful man often puts people around him into panic.

Jin Junping works in a fish cake factory. There is an izakaya near the factory. The proprietress Li Yingji (played by Suzuki Kyoka) manages to maintain the small shop with a naive daughter. Jin Junping coveted the boss's wife, raped her with force, and forced her to marry him.

Soon, daughter Hanako and son Masao were born one after another, but the two were still very alienated. Jin Junping would come home drunk every day, beat his wife, scold his children, and throw things, causing fear in the whole family and unrest in the neighborhood.

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The shots of "Blood and Bone" are very exquisite, the set construction and lighting are very "beautiful", which highlights Kitano Takeshi's performance The violence of the demonic father is particularly swollen and terrifying. The spaces shown in the film are all very closed, and there is always a sense of fear of violence that may break out at any time in a closed space, except for the opening scene.

In the era of fluttering white clothes, the scene of a big ship carrying a young father sailing to Osaka is full of dreams, vast and open. Boatloads of Korean immigrants cheered as they approached the coast of Japan - a scene often seen in movies about the history of American immigration.

People are fascinated when they see the Statue of Liberty, but in "Blood and Bone", what people see is a forest of chimneys. This indicates that there is no romance in this film, only squeezed survival.