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mrminio

5Feb12

This beautiful, dramatic movie shows how senseless war is. The picture is accompanied by touching music and good acting which makes it really worth to see.

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apexa

1Jan12

One of the most hauntingly beautiful films I've ever seen.

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sodr2

5Sep11

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Dave

24May11

The best and most powerful film I have seen in all of Japanese cinema.

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Joshuah

19Apr11

Mizushima's final scene with the young boy, the harp and his former army in awe is probably the most poetic and tragic scene in all of cinema.

dinoage

13Apr11

Hey, Mizushima, Let's return to Japan together.

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Truls Foss

30Jan11

"The soil of Burma is red, and so are its rocks ..." The film portrays a group of Japanese soldiers in their quest to find their lost fellow soldier Mizushima. The film revolves around an amazing story of hope and acceptance. The music is fantastic and the photo gives me the chills. I warmly recommend this film to all.

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Zachary George Najarian-Najafi

11Dec10

This film reduced me to a pile of tears. Ichikawa's direction is so sublime, lyrical, and poetic. He manages to find, in the aftermath of the horror of war, a glimmer of transcendence. The cinematography is rich, and the music is just as amazing. I have never seen any war film quite like this one, if it can even be called a war film. An achievement on every level.

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NealEdelstein

24Nov10

For me, one of the best films ever made. A movie that transcends film and hovers somewhere near artistic perfection.

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All Is Grace

23Mar10

A truly beautiful and powerful film. Along with Fires on the Plain, one of the best anti-war and humanistic movies I've ever seen. 5 stars out of 5, it's a recommendation to everyone.