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During World War II, Japanese soldiers were taught one absolute truth:
surrender meant disgrace, torture, and death at the hands of the enemy.

From the first days of training, Imperial Japanese troops were warned that capture by American forces would bring cruelty, starvation, and execution. Propaganda reinforced the idea relentlessly. Many chose death over surrender—believing captivity was worse than dying on the battlefield.

But for those who were captured alive, reality was something they were never prepared for.

This cinematic documentary explores the shocking psychological and historical reality faced by Japanese prisoners of war held by the United States during WWII. Drawing from verified military records, POW testimonies, intelligence reports, and postwar analysis, the film reveals how expectation collapsed into contradiction inside American POW camps.

Food instead of beatings.
Medical care instead of neglect.
Routine instead of terror.

Through calm, immersive narration, this documentary examines how ideology, indoctrination, and fear shaped Japanese expectations—and how captivity quietly dismantled them. It is a story not of mercy or morality alone, but of systems, belief, survival, and the human cost of war.

This is not fiction.
This is not revisionism.
This is history—experienced from the inside.

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