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苍山莽莽，云海茫茫。太阳透过茂密的树叶，将班驳的光点洒向山林，山林里一支猎枪对准了溪水边的一支狼。随着一支狼慢慢变成一群狼，猎枪后的田大倒吸一口凉气，又一次空手而归。自打小日本入侵以来，田大就领着媳妇翠儿和还在襁褓中的儿子，躲进这深山老林，以狩猎为生。但从进山林那天起，翠儿就没听田大放一枪，就连圈里的几只羊逐个被狼叼走，田大都没开一枪。就这样，日子在清苦却平静中一天天的过着。一天，外出狩猎的田大从岩缝里救起一支小狼崽，等小狼崽的腿伤被田大完全治愈时，小狼崽已经跟田大一家建立了很深的感情。但在母狼的嚎叫和田大儿子乖娃的哭声中，小狼崽还是选择了狼群，恋恋不舍地消失在山林之中。不久，田大平静的狩猎生活被三名日军特种兵松信、小野、佐佐木的降落所打破。和田大一样遭殃的，还有小狼崽成了松信几个人的口中餐。因为急于走出山林，田大一家被他们抓为“向导”。但在田大被迫去给松信找粮食时，失去狼崽的狼群不断向三个日本兵发起报复性袭击。松信差一点丧身狼口，小野被田大设法制服后，被狼撕了个七零八落。当田大发现自己的女人翠儿已经被松信糟蹋，并死在血泊中后，田大原本妥协、害怕的心理，被极度的愤怒所占据，不顾一切的向松信和佐佐木扑去。与松信和佐佐木的较量，因为儿子乖娃在松信手里，田大不得不再一次妥协下来。在出山的路上经过一道山梁时，田大终于寻求到一次反抗的机会，而滚下山梁的乖娃则让田大义无返顾地扑向松信。关键时刻，狼群被乖娃的一声啼哭招来，松信终于葬身狼腹，狡猾的佐佐木也为自己失去人性的侵略付出了生命的代价。寂静的山林在喋血之后恢复了一片宁静，田大撤着嘶哑地声音呼喊着他的乖娃时，乖娃被狼群叼上山林保护起来，那一刻朝霞如火，山林泽金。

根据韩战期间真实战事改编。1950年6月25日，北韩挥军越过三八线突袭南韩，三日攻陷汉城（今首尔），战线不断南进。在美军及联合国军支援下，南韩军逆势反击。美军指挥官麦克亚瑟提出代号为「铁铬行动」的仁川登陆计划，该计划急需一支大队的兵力从侧翼阻击扰敌、声东击西，通过长沙里切断北韩军的补给线。 由于任务本身极其艰钜，加上南韩国军当时兵力薄弱，无法抽调足够正规军支援，军方不得不把这项任务交付给772名学生兵执行，这些学生兵平均年龄只有17岁，仅仅接受了两星期的军事训练，在毫无实战经验的情况下投身战场。行军路上固然杀机重重，战友内部也诸多衝突，年少气盛，迸发出各种角力。 仁川登陆战前夕，长沙里登陆任务如期执行，这群徒有一腔热血但战力薄弱的学生们，无可避免地接受命运中最残酷的考验：穿越炮火与海浪，浴血长滩，馀下部队身陷敌军重重围剿，直至弹尽粮绝，挣扎于阵亡与倖存的分界线上… Based on the incredible true story of Jangsari Landing Operation. When North Korea invades South Korea on June 25, 1950, they pushed South Korea and its ally US Army to the southernmost city. U.S. General MacArthur planned Operation Chromite, which would see the joint allied forces to take back a strategic location of Inchon and in order for it to succeed, he needed a small battalion to flank the North Korean army and eliminate their supply line at Jangsari beach. Having lost his family on his retreat away from North Korea before the War, a model student Choi Sung-pil enlists in the army to fight for the South. Ki Ha-ryun is a rebellious youth from the South who volunteers to fight in the war. All of the 772 students and youths are like them who are barely out of school with only 2 weeks of boot camp training. Task force commander Captain Lee Myung-jun knows that it’s a long shot, but he has no choice but to lead them into a crucial mission. Meanwhile, US war correspondent Maggie braves the dangers of the battlefield to report on the war in the frontlines. She feels empathy for the Korean students who must go into battle on behalf of the veteran soldiers for their country, and tries to do what she can on her end to rescue them. With little ammo, scant food supplies and raggedy weapons, can the students successfully carry out their mission and return home safely?