Kamikaze: An Untold History

This documentary runs for 90 minutes and utilizes 15 years of interviews with US and Japanese World War II veterans. It provides a detailed exploration of the kamikaze operations launched by Japan's imperial forces towards the end of the war. The film investigates the mindset that led nearly 4,000 Japanese airmen to undertake suicide missions, resulting in significant casualties among both Japanese and Allied forces.

Kamikaze: An Untold History sheds light on a historical event that remains relevant in discussions about military strategy and national psyche. With its focus on a specific aspect of World War II, this film is suitable for those interested in military aviation and the complexities of wartime decisions. Takayuki Oshima's documentary emphasizes the impact of these attacks, which lasted until the final day of the war, highlighting the tragic consequences for both sides involved in the conflict.