In the summer of 1950, Korea experienced one of its worst massacres where,
at the No Gun Ri bridge, 300 refugees were gunned down by American
soldiers under the orders that North Korean spies were among them. Hugely
controversial and barely released in its native Korea, A Little Pond finally clears
up some of the mysterious circumstances that surround the killings.

Featuring an all-star cast and real interviews with people involved in the incident,
the film shows an unbiased view of what transpired. It also masterfully pulls in
the audience, showing through no single protagonist, what it must have been
like to be one of the villagers.