Fogo na Planície

Título original: Nobi

1959
Not Rated
1 h 48 min

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Nos últimos dias da Segunda Guerra Mundial, remanescentes do exército japonês em Leyte foram abandonados por seu comando e enfrentaram uma morte certa por inanição.Nos últimos dias da Segunda Guerra Mundial, remanescentes do exército japonês em Leyte foram abandonados por seu comando e enfrentaram uma morte certa por inanição.Nos últimos dias da Segunda Guerra Mundial, remanescentes do exército japonês em Leyte foram abandonados por seu comando e enfrentaram uma morte certa por inanição.

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7,9/10

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In order to achieve maximum authenticity, actors were fed very little, and were not permitted to tend to matters of simple hygiene such as brushing their teeth and cutting their nails. As a precaution against serious deterioration of the actors' health, a number of nurses were always on call on the set. Eiji Funakoshi was never specifically told not to eat. He willingly abstained from eating to help get himself into character. The rest of the cast and crew were unaware of this until he eventually collapsed on the set. Production was shut down for two weeks.

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Quartermaster: Kill yourself only if you have to. Here are some rations.
Tamura: I'm grateful.

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Featured in L'Oeil du cyclone: Cannibalisme, réalité ou fantasme (1995)

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8/10

Gritty, unglamourous WW2 drama

1945. The US recapture of the Philippines is nearing its conclusion, resulting in a Japanese unit being cut off and lacking supplies. In order to reduce the supply problem Private Tamura is ordered to check into the hospital and, if unsuccessful, kill himself. His trip to the hospital ends up being a harrowing journey.

A Japanese war drama that shows the horrors of war in brutal, unvarnished fashion. As much a survival drama as a war drama - we hardly see the enemy at all during the film - Tamura's experiences are harrowing and realistic.

Not perfect though. The film is quite linear and plodding, which is to be expected for the nature of the plot, but it is too slow at times, feeling laboured. While meant to show the inanity and insanity of war, some aspects of the plot aren't entirely watertight.

Still, a great exposition on the wastefulness and depravity of war.