Core Viewpoint - The film "East Pole Island" has officially premiered in German theaters, aiming to enhance understanding of the historical events it portrays [1] Film Release and Reception - The film was released on August 29 in Germany, with local audiences expressing interest in its historical context [1] - Andrea Schmegel, a German viewer, noted that the film's release helps more people understand the true history behind it [1] Distribution and Themes - The film is distributed in Europe by Trinity Asian Film Company, with its executive director Cedric Berrel highlighting themes of endurance, unity, and the will to survive [1] - Berrel expressed confidence that German audiences would be deeply moved by the film [1] Historical Context - "East Pole Island" is based on real events from 1942, during World War II, involving the rescue of over 300 British POWs from a Japanese cargo ship that was sunk near Zhoushan, China [1] - The film depicts the courageous actions of local fishermen who came to the aid of the trapped soldiers [1]