<p>Review _ EOM Jun-seok: Not to kill the death, we should listen to the words and testimony coming from there - the camp. While the words-testimony are in &#39;letters&#39;, this film chooses &#39;images&#39; and &#39;voices&#39; to tell about the death. That is, remarkably sensual and sublime images-voices. The images-voices are rather tactile-sensuous and apperceptive but helps not to loose the nobility. &#39;More&#39; ethical mourning which tries not to turn the tragedy into futility. If we are trying to erase the death under the name of &#39;demolition&#39; or &#39;oblivion&#39; as in this film even though it is still with us now, the mourning of this film may be &#39;more&#39; ethical.</p>