Japan's War in Colour

This documentary runs for 151 minutes and offers an in-depth look at the Japanese Empire's rise and fall from 1931 to 1945. Using never-before-seen color film, it combines personal letters and diaries to recount the stories of those who lived through this tumultuous period. The film explores the motivations behind Japan's militarism and its belief in a 'Holy War' against the West.

Japan's War in Colour presents a multifaceted view of the conflict, highlighting the complexities faced by both oppressors and victims. It sheds light on the long-standing resistance against the Allies and examines how the aftermath of defeat affected the Japanese psyche. As the first significant color documentation of Japan's wartime experience, this film is a vital resource for understanding the nation's perspective during World War II.