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On April 16, 2014, the route of the Sewol ferry was tracked, and a scientific analysis and documentation of the still-unknown cause of the sinking was conducted. Based on interviews with passengers, witness testimonies, and expert consultations, the events that occurred on the sea that day were reorganized, taking into account the differing accounts of the time of the accident, the missing flight path, and various records. With an investment of 900 million Korean won, the sinking process was recreated through scientific verification and robust CGI restoration. It took six months to reconstruct the route, and over four years of meticulous investigation, starting with consultations with a physics doctor, the documentary revealed alternative testimonies and objective evidence from Sewol survivors for the first time. This is not merely a "questioning," but a new Sewol documentary based on "facts." Directed by Kim Ji-young, known as the "crazy director" for his sharp gaze and relentless interviews, as seen in his works "The Hundred-Year War Part 1" and "The Fraser Report Part 1: Who Made the Korean Economy Grow?"