The Eternal Zero
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The Eternal Zero

A young woman and her brother explore the history of their grandfather, who died in WW2. They start contacting the men who flew with him, asking them ...about who he was. Show More
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e of courage, sacrifice, and the complex emotions surrounding war, The Eternal Zero is a thought-provoking film that explores the life and legacy of a kamikaze pilot during World War II.

The story begins with Kentaro, a young man who discovers that his biological grandfather was a kamikaze pilot. Intrigued by this revelation, he and his sister embark on a journey to uncover the truth about their grandfather's past. Through interviews with men who fought alongside him, the film unveils the story of Japanese Navy Air Service Platoon Sergeant Miyabe.

As the film unfolds, viewers are taken on a gripping journey through historical events such as the Pearl Harbor attack, the Midway Battle, and the Battle for Okinawa. They witness firsthand the bravery and skill displayed by Miyabe and his comrades as they face the challenges of war.

The Eternal Zero delves deep into the psychological impact of war, exploring the internal struggles and conflicts faced by the characters. It raises thought-provoking questions about the nature of heroism, loyalty, and the value of human life.

With its intricate storytelling and powerful performances, The Eternal Zero offers viewers a captivating and emotional cinematic experience. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by individuals during wartime, and the complexities of their choices and actions.

Also Known As:

The Fighter Pilot

Release Date:

21 Dec 2013

Writers:

Takashi Yamazaki, Tamio Hayashi, Naoki Hyakuta

Awards:

10 wins & 4 nominations total