Pearl Harbor: The world on fire

This documentary examines the significant battle that marked the entry of the United States into World War II. Set in Hawaii, the film covers the details of the Japanese air assault on the American fleet anchored at Pearl Harbor. It poses critical questions about the nature of the attack and its implications for the global conflict.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, the film features insights into the diplomatic dimensions surrounding Pearl Harbor. It seeks to understand if the attack was truly a surprise and considers whether it represented a Japanese victory in the early stages of the war. This documentary is a focused account of a crucial moment in history that influenced the course of the Second World War.