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Fires on the Plain (2015)

In the final days of World War II, occupying Japanese forces in the Philippines face resistance from the local population and the American offensive. The dwindling Japanese soldiers attempt to survive through the horrors of war.

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bernard a 11 May 2009

I think this is the first non-Kurosawa Japanese film I've seen from the golden age of Japanese films, and it confirms my suspicions: in 50 years we have accomplished nothing. This movie plays out very, very similarly to Clint Eastwood's "Letters from Iwo Jima," but lacks the special effects and the salvation. Everything you'll see in Ichikawa's movie is depraved and awful, with almost no redemption to be found among any of the characters. It's a little heavy at times; not in that it's tough to watch, but in that there's so little relief from the doom and gloom. Clearly a stylistic choice, but still. I feel tired having just seen it. I gotta go get the Burmese Harp and some other Ichikawa movies now. Dammit.

Variety Staff 22 Oct 2007

This downbeat but fervent pic goes much further than the accepted war masterpieces in detailing humanity in crisis, and the spark left in one man. Production one of the most searing comments on war yet made.

Jeremiah L 12 Nov 2007

I wish I hadn't waited so long after Burmese Harp to watch this. These two anti-war films are beautiful, haunting companions.

Scott F 17 Jul 2010

Not a movie for everyone. In 1945 when Japan surrendered, Japanese troops were left in the Phillipines to fend for themselves in retreat. The plot follows Tamura, a soldier who faces worse horror in defeat than he ever did in battle. This is one grim and gruesome film, folks, and a very strong anti-war statement. Unforgetable!

Toronto D 08 Aug 2009

An absolutely dismal view of humanity descending into a state of desperation. Inevitably, humans become mere beasts when faced with starvation and certain death, which is graphically demonstrated by this film. If you can handle the horrors of war, this movie will show you the worst of them.