Mud and Soldiers

Year: 1939

Runtime: 120 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Tomotaka Tasaka

WarDrama

Japanese troops land in Chinese territory and advance on a village. During the assault, soldier Norimoto is killed, though the village falls and his body is recovered and buried. In the next two days the force moves inland; soldiers Naito and Takahashi are wounded, stay behind to heal, but vow to rejoin their comrades, who keep marching forward.

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