ONODA - 10,000 NIGHTS IN THE JUNGLE (2021) - HD Trailer - English Subtitles

ONODA - 10,000 NIGHTS IN THE JUNGLE (2021) (France, Germany) War Drama
Onoda, 10 000 nuits dans la jungle (Original Title)
Directed by Arthur Harari
Official Selection 2021
• Cannes Film Festival
• Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
CAST:
Issei Ogata, Kai Inowaki, Shinsuke Kato, Kanji Tsuda, Yûya Matsuura, Tetsuya Chiba
SYNOPSIS:
Japan, 1944. Trained for intelligence work, Hiroo Onoda, 22 years old, discovers a philosophy contrary to the official line: no suicide, stay alive whatever happens, the mission is more important than anything else. Sent to Lubang, a small island in the Philippines where the Americans are about to land, this role will be to wage a guerilla war until the return of the Japanese troops. The Empire will surrender soon after Onoda 10.000 days later.
Watch International Film Festival Trailers:
Cannes Film Festival • Our Men (2021) - Rach...
Toronto International Film Festival • The Worst Person In Th...
BFI London Film Festival • The Harder They Fall (...
New York Film Festival • The Tragedy of Macbeth...
Venice Film Festival • Lost Illusions (2021) ...
San Sebastián International Film Festival • The Good Boss (2021) -...
🎬 Subscribe to Cinematheque Trailers:
www.youtube.co...
Amazon Prime Video and Movies
Watch: amzn.to/3nX8rij
"As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases."

[@Gillan1220]

Where can I watch this?

[@CinemathequeTrailers]

The latest release dates France 7 July 2021 (Un Certain Regard) (Cannes Film Festival) France 21 July 2021 Czechia 22 August 2021 (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival) Netherlands 2 September 2021 Japan 8 October 2021

[@Gillan1220]

@@CinemathequeTrailers Merci

[@stallion78]

Anyway to see it in the United States??

[@jomonhinapi24]

@@CinemathequeTrailers アメリカで上映されないのですね。

[@割韭菜頻道]

Yeah same question here, I wanna watch this in HK ~

[@brandonkipta4426]

No matter which side you were on, you have to respect this man's commitment to duty.

[@Felix-ok7yt]

That's what Japanese are known for The most honoured race on Earth!

[@LiberoOnodaLuizCaldas]

Thanks for the opportunity to show our family history. We love it.

[@joshbrothers7751]

Much respect for your honorable lineage.

[@thomasjackson1913]

@@joshbrothers7751 Calling a civilian killer honorable, LMAO

[@joshbrothers7751]

@@thomasjackson1913 I’m in military intelligence this man kept his oath fuck you

[@latestpri]

One of your ancestors was a monster to the people of Lubang. A psycho and murderer.

[@Priyabiswas8845]

@@latestprimonsters are created in wars. I feel sorry for him. He was a true patriot.

[@josemariaemmanueltorres9206]

The real Last Samurai

[@warhammer1]

Nope, just a state trained murderer, invader, FYI, Japanese soldiers in WW2 would bayonet pregnant mothers, tortured and killed civilians. This guy was among the worst, killed many innocent people in cold blood, not in defense of his country, they were invaders, very cruel and inhumane.

[@jamesnorth6372]

I read No Surrender a few years back and loved it; I found it to be the most interesting, thought provoking biography that I've ever read. I also recall lamenting that it would never be made into a film. Now not only is there a film, but by all accounts it's excellent! Can't wait to see this.

[@jenmb2679]

jeez,how many books does he have?

[@jenmb2679]

how to see it?

[@sheldoncoopal5070]

yeah.. though he did not mention that he killed a lot of civillians, burned houses and eat their live stock.. not a hero after all.

[@deedeer7022]

Thank God it doesn't look like hate propaganda for once, but only a very realistic story.

[@Chinhnguyen0497]

the quality looks like it was shot in the 80's. it's great

[@acolite2341]

I was surprised when i seen the release date, yeah it's got that kinda film look

[@sira4487]

Love him or hate him, he was the greatest hide-n-seek playa

[@KateLicker]

good point..

[@stingray5093]

When fighting against an enemy and that enemy eventually becomes you..

[@박은재-b6f]

In Japan: he's a hero In Philippines: he was a criminal

[@EIPepe305]

@ITZY it was war get over it

[@gdjahlqFn]

It seems the country created by the US wants to demonize someone ^^

[@Chinhnguyen0497]

@ITZY because they don't have internet how does he know it's over? Japan even forgot his existence

[@peppaslittleadventures5935]

@@EIPepe305 tell it to the victim‘s family. Don‘t you know that in our village there is a place where Japanese soldiers buried innocent Filipinos? The cruelty and atrocities they have done to my fellow Filipinos are something that the world should not forget.

[@CannibaLouiST]

박은재 is correct stating "he was a criminal", cuz he was pardoned by Ferdinand Marcos, then-president of the Philippines.

[@davidjoji918]

If only onoda is alive to watch this

[@Zeros1980]

This movie was finally filmed. Because of death of Onoda.

[@giuseppebianchin2477]

He lived it for 30+ years, I'm sure he would be sick of it enough not to watch the movie.

[@eltigueraso]

@@giuseppebianchin2477 I’m sure he wouldn’t have. He said he was very proud of what he did. Regardless of “fighting” a ghost war.

[@JL-tm3rc]

maybe the families of the Filipinos he killed will watch this

[@ilfurlano1228]

@@JL-tm3rc They should. It will bring then nice memories. ^_^

[@punnpui]

小野田さんを発見した人は、その数年後ヒマラヤに雪男を探しに行って行方不明になりました。 (The person who discovered Mr. Onoda went missing a few years later in the Himalayas looking for a yeti.)

[@eltigueraso]

Yea, I read about in the book called “subtle art of not giving a fuck.” Call him crazy (which he was) but the man died doing something that he valued, and for that I respect him, both of them.

[@troysonnen9804]

@@eltigueraso For all we know there could exist a yeti or more in the Himalayas

[@kenken8765]

So he did find a panda before proceeding to look for a Yeti.

[@juan.5823]

Onoda, very disciplined soldier.

[@TsunaXZ]

Salute to him, killing civillians is an act of heroism.

[@tigrexace1724]

Very disciplined war crime soldier.. lol

[@joanncatibod8150]

More like a crazy soldier

[@kidthephantomthief5629]

神軍平等兵

[@sorrybootthat8655]

@@rc59191 say that to a the people in the military rn from our generation, clown

[@ウルトラ警備員]

この映画を観ました。私は、小野田さんが書かれた本を読んだ事があるし、生前に出演されたテレビやKZbin等を観た事があるけど、ハッキリ言って映画の内容は実際の話と違う箇所が多いです。 数年前に中村獅童さん小野田さん役で主演のドラマの方が、まだ史実に近い話しと思います。

[@ImperialPimp]

彼は約30人の罪のない人々を殺しました。 それが最も重要な事実です。 それは戦争犯罪であり、ソシオパス殺人でした。

[@KateLicker]

a translation would be great, Slick..

[@KateLicker]

I watched this movie. I have read the books written by Mr. Onoda, and watched the TV and KZbin videos in which he appeared during his lifetime, but to be honest, there are many parts of the movie that differ from the actual story. is. I think the drama that was released a few years ago starring Shido Nakamura and Mr. Onoda is still closer to the historical truth." ok...great post..thank fuck for translator engines..

[@SohaibWildanKhan84]

I pay respect to this soldier 🙏

[@Specificcoffee]

man im so excited

[@maxmann3834]

watched it today and it was really good.

[@cattameme]

This is new? I like how it looks like a remastered movie from the early 80s

[@Chinhnguyen0497]

ikr. looks amazing. every historical movie should have this vintage quality

[@リュウキムラ]

According to "Three Months with second lieutenant Onoda: Illusionary Hero" (amazon kindle), an insider's book written by Tsuda Shin, the ghostwriter of Onoda's autobiography, Onoda and his men attacked about 100 local islanders in the 30 years after the war, killing about 30 of them. And it was not in self-defense, but in ambush. For 30 years after the war, they continued the looting and killing of the locals that the Japanese imperial military had done during the war. President Marcos at the time treated it as an amnesty, but the people who had their immediate family members killed there were never satisfied. It is unacceptable to ignore these facts and glorify them.

[@MisterYXZ]

Do you know If the Book is available in English? I cant find anything under the title.

[@jomonhinapi24]

アメリカも日本をやっつけて原爆を落として大称賛されたことと同じように お国のためにと忠実に任務を遂行し、30年以上も残って戦い続けた小野田は日本では称賛されている人物です。 それがごく普通のことです。 どの国もどの兵隊もその時代は略奪・レイプ・人殺しは当たり前のことです。

[@divasperanza]

These comments! Such lies written by some ghostwriter are spread by a secondary ghostwriter just like you! The real history denies what ghostwriters wrote. The government of the Philippines didn't terminate them but tried to save them in collaboration with the government of Japan and their families. Sometimes Onoda & his men fall on the local anti-communist guerilla fighting the local communist guerilla, and in cognito, fought them. Anyway, Japan gave a chance to the Philippines to be an independent country.

[@stynershiner1854]

@@divasperanza Doesn't matter. Killing civilians is still a war crime. That makes Onoda a war criminal. But yes he was pardoned. His loyalty was there, obviously.

[@keikotunoda426]

@@stynershiner1854 　Did he kill civilians for entertainment, like Koreans did in Vietnam?

[@Ho-opono]

I been dying for a production on these incredible stories heard around the world

[@viewfinder.3005]

So far best movie ive seen

[@Revenant76]

His Honor Was Loyalty

[@Ivarr.Bergmann.Alaska]

I see what you did there... ;-)

[@wallflower1852]

This man has blind loyalty.

[@urgentgoddess]

He got loyal to the president that gave him pardon. He gave them gold. The president became wealthy and greedy, even bankrupt the central bank of the Philippines tho he already got lots of gold from Onoda

[@kellforcer1237]

You don't have the right the say that accusation.

[@No_Anime_No_Life.]

You're just kid so don't know anything

[@Crozeph1]

​@@urgentgoddess even the tooth fairy was real than this BS

[@afatsuM26]

Beautiful very nice...

[@MAHARLIKAN_WARRIOR.732]

RIP SIR ONODA The book written by onoda he only wrote the good side but the bad side is not written the bad side is that he killed the people who live at the bottom of the mountain and they are still civilians and the children are afraid of him and the people in that island where Onoda was no longer going to the mountain because Onoda would kill them and what's worse, Onoda went down the mountain and went to the small town to steal their animals and he killed many civilians because it was night he goes down the mountain to steal food, animals and so on

[@piano_beginner]

戦時中に地元に潜伏してる他国の軍人を見つけたら憲兵に通報するだろうと思って殺めたのだと思う。 戦時中だと勘違いしていたから起きた悲劇で、正当化は出来ませんが、少なくとも私が彼の立場なら自分が生きるために同じ事をした。

[@cyborgchicken3502]

The thing is, Onoda thought he was still at war, he didn't know the war ended, and on many occasions he would clash with local police and Filipino military too, so he probably thought they were enemy soldiers... I think when he finally found out that the war ended and he killed those people for nothing he probably regretted it for the rest of his life... I read that he couldn't find peace and struggled to settle in Japan after he moved back there

[@sheldoncoopal5070]

@@piano_beginnernope.. he killed them so that he can steal their live stock and food. Locals in the area already knew his whereabouts but afraid of him because he has a rifle. Onoda and his men even killed a man that was just gathering wood. They stabbed the unarmed man multiple times. the point here is it was never mentioned on this book.. he's a fake hero then.

[@9mmAlpha]

The only accurate about this film is the explanation of his personality he was a pilot reject because hes a coward

[@user-korea625]

@@sheldoncoopal5070😭

[@오합지졸동로마군대]

After the end of World War II, one Japanese soldier, "Onoda Hiroo", single-handedly massacred more than 30 Filipino soldiers and injured more than 100 Filipinos. Even after World War II ended, one Japanese soldier continued to colonize the Philippines. The Philippines is so pitiful.

[@PHALLIT.KH.Cambodia]

As a Cambodian, I am very proud.

[@hu1zheng]

Pol pot did nothing wrong 🤣🤣

[@hangefritz442]

Loyalty at it peak

[@graves7601]

Malakas relasyon ng mga pinoy at hapon. Malakas din appeal ng pinay sa kanila

[@gdprsn]

Lets all be clear the man committed heinous crimes while he was hiding in the Philippine jungle.

Correct. Guerrilla is also called "assymetric warfare". Threating and killing civillians is a war crime, true, but try to enter his mind. He was in a foreign island, with everybody else being an enemy. He was alone (or with just a few man). They must survive. They have to fight for their country / their belief. I don't consider him a real hero, but I understand what he have done, as a soldier with a mission. Nobody can say something about his commitment. He was just that: a committed soldier.

[@ZUPYNinGAME]

@ He wasn't a soldier, he was a butcher with blind loyalty

[@glen4293]

@@ZUPYNinGAME if you are in his shoes you would do the same

[@ZUPYNinGAME]

@@glen4293 not really , the japaneses are the leaders in cruelty in WW2 ,not even Germans and Soviets managed to get close .So me ,a Brazilian ,wouldn't do the same

[@OnthetableNow]

白人が何をしてきたか分かってないようで

[@marksalvatierra2594]

Ayos yan dito yan tumago sa kweba sa pinas mtgal ng panahon shout out from philippines

[@lazy5863]

well now I don't know what to feel. I mean I admire his loyalty to his country, superiors and his will to survive in this circumstances but I'm a filipino and it's a fact that he killed many of the filipinos at that time (also done many bad things to them) so I'm having this mixed feelings. This is just my opinion tho

[@karlrivero5520]

valid, he was a product of his country's sick past

[@dougtheviking6503]

I am with you . Amazing story. A hit squad would of been good for him later in life

[@KateLicker]

well, you may have a point one way, but your own leaders like Marcos have done worse to you than J**s ever got around to doing..

[@mrchickenfeathers9184]

I have nothing but the upmost respect for these soldiers and their sheer and utter dedication to their cause.

[@PD-we8vf]

So you support him killing 30 villagers and stealing and looting farm animals from them too?

[@peppaslittleadventures5935]

He’s no hero. Remember the comfort women, the innocent babies who are thrown into the air and caught on the point of a bayonet, my grandparents who were living peacefully and were suddenly forced to vacate their homes to hide in the mountains, and when Manila was left in ruins after the war. It’s painful to realize that a lot forget.

[@mrchickenfeathers9184]

@@peppaslittleadventures5935 did he do it?

[@peppaslittleadventures5935]

@@mrchickenfeathers9184 he and the rest of the Japanese imperial army who invaded my poor country. Know the history.

[@joanncatibod8150]

Killing unarmed villagers Japanese soldier thinks they are samurai but I reality they are suicidal maniacs

[@ytubeanon]

I'm still at war with Iraq, we never did find those WMD's

[@KateLicker]

nice to see futile self-amusement in action..

[@ytubeanon]

@@KateLicker must be talking to yourself, I got 5 upvotes

[@emiliobello2538]

Asian movies are fantastic

[@warhammer1]

Its a French production.

[@KateLicker]

Considering how skinny him and his homies got, I was amazed he could even lug that portable jungle-lawn camo thing around on his back...

[@tomthounaojam345]

Interesting movie plot but in reality a monster in a jungle because of his blind belief.

[@LogiForce86]

When will this be released to the public in the EU? Streaming services? Edit: I am sorry, I just found it on IMDB... September 2nd, 2021 in the Netherlands it says.

[@MelvinJoosten26]

It's in 5 Dutch cinema's currently.

[@LogiForce86]

@@MelvinJoosten26 Useless in a state with medical apartheid. 🤮

[@arleygomez465]

FOR THE EMPEROR AND JAPAN.

[@1dxmark297]

◆왜+구데쓰요~

[@rezamotori5709]

this is the real "Lord of the flies"

[@PD-we8vf]

That was children.

[@clown_real]

Does anybody know the rating? I can't find it for the life of me, and I want to watch this with my parents.

[@Lion_Heart888]

The real life version of ‘the last samurai’

[@yousfimarouene2637]

Hello my friend 😂😂😂😂

[@dagsledada1835]

The ultimate sigma male

[@KateLicker]

remind me how they roll?

[@marianovaliente2103]

Anda pero si hay una película y todo sobre este hombre.a ver si la colgáis para poder verla.

[@tyroneshoelace4872]

Entertaining movie. Most of it is not true, but entertaining.

[@KateLicker]

no, I got the impression that although convincing-looking, they have dicked around with the actual facts..

[@jenmb2679]

no ebooks available ANYWHERE

[@KateLicker]

well, I learned that the Japanese troops' nickname for Filipinos was 'Donkos"...wonder where that came from... the movie was well-above what I was expecting, in acting writing direction, strange that it is Belgian-owned of all countries to make a movie about Pacific War...I was a little let-down that there was no post-script at end on Onoda's life after returning to Japan, (I know he died in 2014 at 91yo)..and no attempt to portray his initial return to Japan, people's reaction to him, and his reaction to modern Japan..as well as his learning of Japan's fate in WW2 the A-bomb etc..but otoh I do get why movie leaves off where it does with him in first leg of return route to Japan in back of Filipino military helo...but he did write a memoir, maybe you need to read that to take up where movie left-off..

[@keikotunoda426]

いや～、昔の日本人はすごい頑張ったんですね。今の自分らにはむ～り～。笑 I'm　from Japan. Japanese people used to be very hard working. They seem amazing. These days there is no this kind of Japanese. I'm sure all of us will be immediately surrender and complain about food which enemy serve to us, like British and American did during WW2. lol Just for info my ancestor was a Samurai though.

[@gonkong5638]

Your samurai were defeated by America, Russia. Now or past doesn't matter. You were not the winning.

[@KateLicker]

they seem to be really in to Manga/Anima gaming and sleeping in chests of drawers these days...but Koreans are maybe even more obsessed with stupid gaming..

[@renato.bakaadv]

Great movie

[@Noobie_ZACO]

興味深い、日本で公開はするのか？

[@CinemathequeTrailers]

日本でのリリース日はまだありません

[@Noobie_ZACO]

@@CinemathequeTrailers まさか丁寧な返信があるとは、ありがとうございます。ぜひ日本でも観たいですね

[@KohyuNishimura]

9月か10月に公開でしょうか？

[@KohyuNishimura]

@@CinemathequeTrailers カンヌで賞を獲って欲しいです。

[@みや-r8c3n]

公開が決まった‼️たしか8月

[@sonalupadhyay554]

How can I watch this movie in India?

[@Maréchal_John_Gaming]

The movie is inaccurate Kozuka died killed by the Police not by Outlaw fishermens with guns and harpoon

[@KateLicker]

I agree that that scene looked kinduv stupid and almost spoiled movie..they should not have dishonoured Kozuka like that..

[@KateLicker]

must keep in mind that tip about those big yellow fruit the Triplets ate...eat yellow part, discard white part..right??

[@chikito5161]

Where to download English subtitles?

[@samosamo777]

ぼそぼそと何言ってるか聞き取りにくい。 それと、小野田さんが30年戦った理由を上官が迎えに行くと言ったから　という結論に持っていこうとしているのには違和感しかない。ドキュメンタリーやインタビューを多く見たがそんな理由ではなかった。 　西洋の「約束の地」的な価値観のストーリーに持っていこうとしているのが見えてしまって、映画を見る前から気が重い。

[@keikotunoda426]

欧米の映画なんだから、欧米の価値観で作られるのは当然だろう。 いやならば、日本で日本の価値観で作ってみればいいが、どうせ世界受けしないで、売り上げが上がらないから、作られないだろう。

[@samosamo777]

@@keikotunoda426 皮肉と嫌味を言っていい気になってるような人間が好む映画か。なるほどね。

[@KGLOOK565]

中野学校のエリート軍人だったのです。

[@脳汁-q2y]

略奪とゲリラ戦。彼は軍人であり戦士です。戦争がいけない

[@クルトタンク]

仲野君の鈴木青年がそっくり。

[@cjpayne2385]

I just seen thin in info graphics and said that it needed to be a movie....lol wow

[@lecoachonsporctif]

If someone has an idea, i'm looking for the name of the first song at the beginning of the film. It reminds me of a french medieval song but i can't find it

[@ZATTA-sg5oo]

「北満だより」 Please copy and paste

[@IAM17945]

Woww. Full story

[@teniekovincent2327]

He must be so disappointed when he came back and saw all the weak fem boys and girls

[@stratusredklowd9738]

0:49 they got the Filipino accent right too 😁

[@YassineMendili-h5o]

Itel sr4 هل هو جيد و بدون لسنوان

[@earlwolfx]

This guy killed over a hundred civilians, including children, and faced no consequences. Now he gets a movie.

[@TheCheat_1337]

Did you watch the trailer? This does not seem like a positive portrayal. It seems like hell, fighting for 30 years, this dude is a psycho. They make movies about killers and bad people literally all the time. Hitler, Genghis Khan, serial killers, assassins, terrorists, AMERICAN soldiers. Why shouldn't they make a movie about a Japanese soldier?

[@difoshi]

They even made movies and documentaries about America nuking innocent peoples

[@genericusername4316]

It's more of a story of loyalty rather than an endorsement of atrocities, don't you think?

[@billyboy8657]

Together they killed about 30

[@luallual8180]

Well it's an interesting story plus it doesn't look like they're making him into a hero

[@zhonghuaxiansheng]

Show us a movie about the massacres the Japanese commit! Show us a movie about the killings of civilians, the killings of women and children! Show us a movie of the brave guerrillas across Asia who refused to be slaves! Show us a movie in honor of the 30 million dead in China! Show us a movie about true bravery and courage in resistance to an evil empire of murder and slavery, and then it will be worth watching! I hope that this movie will paint history accurately, and not gloss over the many atrocities of the war!

[@TheHollandHS]

You NEVER pay real attention to japanese movies because you are extremely prejudiced about the Japanese people being an "entire evil race" because of the army's actions. You know what problem I have is you keep ask Japanese civilians to ask to feel guilty or write diaries for a movie of a place they never seen or experienced for something they are not involved in. We don't catch Chinese and Koreans living in japan to be exterminated in japan. Why should we? It's not like Germany where civilians were taught to catch jews inside germany. Does that happen during Nanking? Nanking is not in japan or in the Philippines. The holocaust happened inside germany. German Civilians seen people being deported. Now they realized how terrible they have misguided in direct involvements because of their goverment. Because many Japanese soldiers feel way more remorse than the civilians. Some Japanese movies did expose these regrets of soldiers what they have done what is considered cruel and barbaric. You never pay attention to these movies because you are extremely prejudiced about the Japanese people being an "entire evil race" because of the army's actions. But You can't ask Japan to make everyday movies their people can't witness about you. You don't realize Germans can't make everyday movies about their invasions in each countries?

[@zhonghuaxiansheng]

@@TheHollandHS What are you even saying? The Japanese genocides across Asia are very comparable to the Holocaust! Your government refuses to recognize this, too willing to admit their crimes. A country in which a politician even recognizing the nation’s sins is shunned is a very disgraceful country indeed. And as to these Japanese movies in which history is accurately portrayed, please do point me towards them. I have nothing against the Japanese people, my problem is with their government that continues to deny any wrongdoing. I would love to watch a movie in which history is accurately portrayed, rather than censored and shunned.

[@ahmetdilek2238]

Show us how China treat Uyghurs! I’m with your brother

[@-Zevin-]

@@ahmetdilek2238 You probably don't realize that all of the stories coming out about the Uyghurs are from the US state department and radio free Asia, which is funded by the United States government. It's pure propaganda.

[@AB-gk8cs]

How about "City of live and death"? It is considered by many as very good and nuanced (although hard to watch).

[@kucingsedihjojofan1428]

Please be in netflix or bilibili

[@rumaki5981]

When it's on air in UK?

[@brianogggg]

I watched the movie and i find it very unrealistic. I really hate it when people call his guy(Onoda) a hero. He kill innocent villager, steal food, rape. He was a pest to that village for so many years but people still calls him a hero.

[@KateLicker]

I thought realism as portrayed was mostly good, whether factual or not...I did think the scene where his buddy got fishing-speared to death was stupid..and it was not how his death happened, apparently..

[@fishypeixe]

If NetFlix had made this, the Japanese soldiers would have been cast as strong black women

[@JembutTerbakar]

Don't forget the Pride

[@1billionyearsand713]

Bro he forgets two wars ended he didn't see how two cities in her country almost erased by 2 bombs

[@KateLicker]

what do u mean, '.......forgets two wars ended"..

[@1billionyearsand713]

@@KateLicker WW2 and Korean war Japan is allied forces and never join in any conflict of Japanese empire

[@jenmb2679]

this is BS .why show the Traler and no access to the movie?

[@equipadont]

Artikulo Uno take note!

[@kidnamedfingerrr]

where can i watch this for free?

[@CannibaLouiST]

Did they make the film in the same island?

[@BESTMUSICKH]

This film in kampong trach, kampot, kep, sihanoukville, Cambodia.

[@sheldoncoopal5070]

they wouldn't dare.. locals hate Onoda.

[@KateLicker]

I likened the scene where they attempt to explain compelling evidence that war is just simply over , has been over for years, as an intricate enemy plot to deceive them, where family members even have been recruited by the enemy, as well as looking for abstract secret messages from HQ in Haiku poems... with today's stupid Conspiracy theory industry ...

[@น้องมีนา-ฮ7ฮ]

war hero onoda

[@JL-tm3rc]

Oh really despite the fact he stole from poor filipino farmers, and at times shoot at them to scare them away. what is so heroic about that.

[@ilfurlano1228]

@@JL-tm3rc yes. Despide of that. Deal it.

[@ImperialPimp]

@@JL-tm3rc He also KILLED many of them. Important fact.

[@ImperialPimp]

War CRIMINAL Onoda, you mean ?

[@JL-tm3rc]

@俊也角田 dude you must be so lonely to find a hero on such a man

[@arznoild2449]

The question is where did they get bullet supply then?

[@MelvinJoosten26]

They stashed them, it's in his book.

[@ardypangihutan3653]

Onoda, an Asian tiger mom victim

[@hu1zheng]

funny it was made by french. they could learn alot from this movie by not surrendering too quickly 😂

[@KateLicker]

I heard it is actually Belgian...half of them mostly speak French...

[@oppoa493]

like CAMBODIA

[@9mmAlpha]

I watched it , few things I understand about him and may have some truth…. Hes a pilot reject because his a coward . However he graduated still as officer and get immediate command after his captain died despite no real experience by end of the war amd He made alot of stupid decisions. The Filipino he fought though are not really armed but instead common farmers who they regularly raid for food. They never get involved in shootout since war was already over after ther coward to jungle during the actual war.

[@9mmAlpha]

I will also add Onada never spoke about his experience after he surrendered understandably because he maybe too ashamed of his actions.

[@safiuddinhanafy2014]

No Yankee War over Onoda:Ok back to geurilla warfare!

[@GAMBANJUJJJ]

What the fuck this was made in 2021? i thought this wade made in late 70s

[@KateLicker]

I think you can tell as soon as you see it begin that it is not a grainy analogue retro movie....not a double feature with MIDNIGHT EXPRESS or SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER..

[@boningen7934]

Later, when asked by a journalist, Q:"Why did you kill the Filipino soldiers who came to search for you?"　A: "I miss and do not forgive anyone have a gun. " It is exactly the words of soldiers of the Empire of Japan during the battle.

[@BreezyE-d3n]

@俊也角田 lol ok lol lol

[@ImperialPimp]

He killed many innocent Filipinos villagers. What the fuck are you talking about ? Japanese media propaganda ?!

[@planteo7510]

Japanese soldier is one of the worst soldiers imagine killing, rapping and even worst eating innocent Filipino people's and children

[@KateLicker]

@@planteo7510 well, you can understand how they got kind of peckish..

[@jamegumm]

Why are the Filipinos speaking Spanish “no aqui?!?!?”

[@ergwer45624]

he said "no yankee war over"

[@yoyo-eu2jn]

Bushido spirit!!!

[@jarrodyuki7081]

japan will retake the kurils sakhalin and vladivostok south korea will take north korea. germany will take kaliningrad.

[@gonkong5638]

If Japan want another nuke.

[@ryu1014]

Just know this. Japanese army back then was the worse torturing troops. They were sick. So Onadas crimes were all that. Singapore suffered from the japanese but so did all other great wars.

[@KateLicker]

I'd agree that Japanese soldiers seemed the most likely to succumb to irrational acts of sadism..cruelty and brutality without even tangible military purpose or incidental cause, or any govt policy as such... I've seen a grim documentary late one night, female Japanese reporter, where elderly Japanese vets themselves attempt to explain why and how...

[@ryu1014]

@@KateLicker care to share the link?

[@KateLicker]

@@ryu1014 link on what? It was a TV show , have been trying to track down name of it on imdb, but no luck so far...it was grueling with the vets frequently breaking down as they attempted to describe/explain brutalities they participated in, mostly in China...young female Japanese journo hosting/interviewing

[@ryu1014]

@@KateLicker there might be some reasonings for sure but it was down right gruesome for sure. I feel it is in their blood. Passed down generations. Never backing down. Respect but 🏴‍☠️

[@KateLicker]

@@ryu1014 never backing down does not explain senseless cruelty to the helpless, which is not even under orders (peer-pressure maybe, but not senior orders) Peer pressure factored in a fair bit as these men attempted to explain what they did in this program...you had to break your 'cherry", get your bones, by killing and/or raping a 'log/s' it's not that I do not respect WW2 J**s , I do, respect em a hall of a lot more than some mindless Hamas thug or their supporters or that Gaza population in general, but I don't get savagery for sake of savagery in a race of people which is cultured intelligent and productive..(which the animals that something like Hamas recrruits for something like Oct 7 are none of those things..) Some blame the fact that maybe majority of Japanese infantry were rural peasants...some blame that they were freely beaten up slapped around by NCOs and officers in training and in the field, but it still does not fully jive with me....

[@jarrodyuki7081]

god is dead and every entity is mortal.

[@ganeshaiwale1185]

Hindi

[@houtsovannara3536]

🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭

[@lyodz7035]

Interesting story but the film is fail, not grande. The whole film is not artistics. Much better they make it in animated. I know this is the same of indie film but not the same of Heneral Luna, Ode To My Father, Downfall, Harriet, ect

[@CannibaLouiST]

Of cuz it aint the same as Downfall. Downfall mostly takes place in an underground bunker complex. This one is one Fillipino island

[@kmz8157]

253hooo,578

[@igotnewjson]

Hero from rape and torture… k

[@ilfurlano1228]

A japanese Hero!

[@ImperialPimp]

NOT a hero. He actually brings great shame to Japan, He was a Psycho.

[@ilfurlano1228]

@@ImperialPimp Hero! Japan became soft pos war! Onoda knew that! NEVER SURRENDER!

[@ImperialPimp]

@@ilfurlano1228 Psychopathic Murderer. Shame on any Japanese people honouring him, disgusting.

[@ilfurlano1228]

@@ImperialPimp Shame on any Japanese not honoring his heroes and his past

[@박은재-b6f]

@@ilfurlano1228 hes a japanese hero but he is one of the most wanted criminal in philippines facing his warcrimes in united nation

[@abugina]

War criminal !

[@nokiac10android84]

@俊也角田 I love watching you cry over depression 😂😂😂😂😂

[@nokiac10android84]

Haha finally you reply

[@juanjoseviaderorivas5998]

Nude. Camel's progressive music group is based on this man's life.

[@1dxmark297]

◆왜+구데쓰요~