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Philosophy of a Knife (2008)

The true history of Japanese Unit 731, from its beginnings in the 1930s to its demise in 1945, and the subsequent trials in Khabarovsk, USSR, of many of the Japanese doctors from Unit 731. The facts are told, and previously unknown evidence is revealed by an eyewitness to these events, former doctor and military translator, Anatoly Protasov.

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M M 05 Nov 2009

This documentary is a gem ... for the people who can actually watch it. It is not for the weak stomached, feint of heart, or the, uh, normal population. It's basically a four hour film reenacting the tortures and human experiments that the Japanese did to POWs and captives after the war with an ex-Russian military guy recounting life experiences. And it's fantastic.

Seme V 09 Jan 2010

i wasnt disturbed at all but i will say the day it got to my house i sat down and watched the whole movie in my opion i dont see how it could be 4 hours other than the fact that andrey added too many unessasary and random photo shots i will say thought i defanately liked this one the best out of all andreys films if you buy visions of suffering you will be board out of your mind it isnt even a film its kinda like one of those color scope things with random deaths i mean it has a story but most of it is just weird effect i give visions of suffering a 3 and philosophy of a knife a 5 it was grusome if you have a weak stomach dont watch:)

kyler c 06 May 2010

its pretty good its distubing seens are pretty giggity but mostly painis cause it takes to long

Simon S 19 Aug 2010

A great, and very disturbing documentary! Not everything was very clear, somethings could have been explained better. What really pisses me off, is that all you've ever heard about in school and by the sociaty, is the german consentration camps. Not a SINGLE word has ever been uttered about Unit 731. How could something like this not be important enough to talk about, when the nazi camps were? Might it be the fact, that the officers in charge of the unit never got procecuted? that the American government consealed the truth about Unit 731, in trade for the research results? Anyway, this film consists of both filmatisation, real recordings, and interviews.

Talon B 19 Jul 2008

This should be retitled to Philosophy Of Bad Editing, just so you know what you're getting into. Here's a perfect case of a filmmaker who loves footage. Not just his stock footage, newsreel footage, but his original footage, too, and just can't stand to discard any of it for the sake of making a better movie. Endless shots of snowy landscapes and take after take of everything he turns his camera on make it one of the most boring and uneventful shock-films of all time. And yes, while it does show some gruesome torture and death (both real and reenactments)