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A stunningly harrowing account of two soldiers plight in WWII.
Set against a freezing backdrop of, not only the fight against the Nazis and traitors in Belorussia, but the harsh natural elements, this film tells a tale of two soldiers of polarized morals, one who survives, but finds it somewhat impossible to deal with his own circumstances, and one who dies, having done all that can be done in the face of intimidation and everything possible to break one's spirit, in fact, the "ascendant" of the title.
Charlie was still working towards his peak when he made this rather daring short about soldiers in the trenches of World War One.
The same thing happened with soldiers and the Russian boy.
A train holding union soldiers is transporting $300,000 of gold, along with a banker Clayton, who's there to see it reaches its destination, but it's suddenly robbed by the bandit Monetero.
However Bahunda nicks off with the gold and hides it, but when Monetero tries to get it out of him, he's killed by soldiers.
The clever plot line was the experiences of thee "couples" after the soldiers (three being spotlighted) tried to return home to a 'victory culture".
Take the scene on the steps and note the repeated shot of the soldiers descending, to reiterate the point of the horrors that actually did happen!
Nonetheless, there are some tense and interesting points here and there, the surprise meetings with German soldiers and Gestapo agents, where Dietrich does a great palm reading and Milland nearly as good faking one, and a dinner party of Germans of various stripes at which the announcement comes over the radio that Germany had been attacked by Poland and everyone stands and does a stiff arm salute.
In the Belarus of 1942, two Soviet soldiers are captured by Nazi-friendly Belarusians.
One of the soldiers manages to find an inner strength and spirituality, incomprehensible to the other man.
This group of young Australian soldiers, taken prisoner by the Japanese and held in appalling conditions for years, became mates through adversity and the strength of their friendships continued throughout their lives after the war.
Based on a William Faulkner short story, Two Soldiers is a top notch short film, a movie that has enough story, emotion and great cinematography for a feature film and definitely leaves you wanting more in the end.
It shows the true damage that is done to our soldiers after they fight pointless wars for political and financial gain.
This happened a lot later in the war because so often the surrendering Japanese soldiers booby-trapped themselves to blow up when they came near.
I fought next to soldiers.
I'm Czech and soldiers (not only pilots) who escaped Czechoslovakia after Nazi's invasion in 1939 and fought against them abroad are true heroes and bravest men in our history for me.
It's first big-screen movie about Czechoslovak WWII soldiers since "Nebesti jezdci" (1968).
Most of the cast are actual soldiers and officers just back from the war.
Guy Madison leads a band of guardhouse soldiers and misfits to rescue two white women being held by Indians, which essentially all there is to this film.
One of the things that the movie shows is that many of the German soldiers weren't really Nazis, but were just drafted.
The soldiers trudging along through these fields and jungles of the Philippenes in this story are almost completely without hope, if not already just that.
Few Hollywood films about the war have defied the stereotype of Japanese soldiers as emotionless brutes obeying orders without thinking.
The movie and novel on which it was based also put to death the myth that Japanese soldiers all preferred death to surrender: They had good reason to believe that their enemies were in no mood to take prisoners.
It's big on explosions and special effects, with Sri Lankan soldiers and rebels dodging grenades, running from fireballs, and being yanked by stunt wires.
No flashing sabres, no cavalry charges, no carnage -- just the story of a sorry group of Union soldiers stumbling into the farm of a Confederate woman and her son and taking as much as their captain's conscience allows.
We witness the murder in shadow at the beginning, and for the rest of the film, Young, as the detective, Finlay, in charge of the case, seeks to figure out which of three soldiers is responsible for the death, and just as important, why.
It depicts the ordeals of some of the German soldiers that fought --- and died --- in and around Stalingrad during World War 2. No big time heroics, no over bearing emotional fuzziness, only the fear of every day death in war.
However, Raisuli is betrayed and Eden helps him to be released from the prison with the American soldiers.
Heading in a different direction than most mainstream movies about the war is Dark Blue World, a film that does not deal with the traditional major battles of the war, does not tell the story of many of its major figures, and does not even focus on soldiers of any of the major allied or axis powers.
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