Last night, after the lecture in multimedia publishing, I went to my appointment with the film club and find it interesting to expand the discussion of the film on this blog.
The films chosen by a vote (actually undemocratic because the people who count the votes were added to their preferences after reading all the other ones) was "Letters from Iwo Jima" tells the decisive battle of 1944 for conquest of Iwo Jima through the eyes of the enemy: the Japanese.
The title of the thread is due to the fact that a few decades after the war have been found letters never sent soldiers Japanese avevavno which poured their fears, their feelings, their views on the war uncensored inevitable censorship of war. " The thread is a bit 'slow and too long (142 minutes), if you want to find out what was the war for bakers, waiters, even to the generals and commanders of the Japanese picture, this is a must .
Eastwood was able to understand and without too many reviews ostrare Japanese culture, the sense of honor, sense of duty.
The only negative that I would highlight is this: the movie almost seems that the only coandanti Nipponese with common sense are those who have had the opportunity to live in USA and know the American culture.
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