To End All Wars

Year: 2002

Runtime: 117 min

Language: English

Director: David L. Cunningham

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Allied prisoners of war endure horrific conditions in a Japanese POW camp in Burma. Facing starvation, disease, and constant abuse, three officers—Ernest Gordon, Jim Reardon, and Ian Campbell—struggle to maintain hope and their humanity. Gordon's steadfast determination and unwavering faith become a source of strength for the men as they confront the challenges of survival and attempt to find meaning in their desperate situation.

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