LETTRES D'IWO JIMA [BLU-RAY]

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LETTRES D'IWO JIMA [BLU-RAY]

LETTRES D'IWO JIMA [BLU-RAY]

In 1945, US and Japanese armies met on Iwo Jima island of. A few decades later, hundreds of letters were extracted from this arid land, finally to give a name, a face, a voice to these men and their extraordinary commander. Japanese soldiers were sent to Iwo Jima knew that their chances of survival were almost nil. There were among them a baker named Saigo, who only dreamed of seeing his new city born; an Olympic champion, Baron Nishi; Shimizu, a young former military policeman whose war had not yet begun idealism; and Lieutenant Ito, pure and hard military who would have preferred suicide to reissue. Their leader was General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, who travels to the United States had learned that the war was lost in advance, but had also taught own tactics to delay the advance of the vast American armada deployed in the Pacific. Driven by a relentless will, Kuribayashi ingeniously exploited the terrain, turning the flash predicted defeat in 40 days of fighting heroic. Nearly 7,000 American soldtas and more than 20,000 Japanese were killed at Iwo Jima. Their blood has long since lost in the depths of black sand, but their sacrifices, their courage and compassion have survived in these Letters. Second film diptych deals - two different perspectives - the bloody battle of Iwo Jima, after Memories Of Our Fathers. 2007 Oscar Best Sound Editing Original title: RED SUN, SAND BLACK (USA) Duration: 2:22 mn Exit on sale on VOD / DVD August 29, 2007 Theatrical Release February 21, 2007 Production year: 2006

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LETTRES D'IWO JIMA [BLU-RAY]

In 1945, US and Japanese armies met on Iwo Jima island of. A few decades later, hundreds of letters were extracted from this arid land, finally to give a name, a face, a voice to these men and their extraordinary commander. Japanese soldiers were sent to Iwo Jima knew that their chances of survival were almost nil. There were among them a baker named Saigo, who only dreamed of seeing his new city born; an Olympic champion, Baron Nishi; Shimizu, a young former military policeman whose war had not yet begun idealism; and Lieutenant Ito, pure and hard military who would have preferred suicide to reissue. Their leader was General Tadamichi Kuribayashi, who travels to the United States had learned that the war was lost in advance, but had also taught own tactics to delay the advance of the vast American armada deployed in the Pacific. Driven by a relentless will, Kuribayashi ingeniously exploited the terrain, turning the flash predicted defeat in 40 days of fighting heroic. Nearly 7,000 American soldtas and more than 20,000 Japanese were killed at Iwo Jima. Their blood has long since lost in the depths of black sand, but their sacrifices, their courage and compassion have survived in these Letters. Second film diptych deals - two different perspectives - the bloody battle of Iwo Jima, after Memories Of Our Fathers. 2007 Oscar Best Sound Editing Original title: RED SUN, SAND BLACK (USA) Duration: 2:22 mn Exit on sale on VOD / DVD August 29, 2007 Theatrical Release February 21, 2007 Production year: 2006