The Conscientious Objector

Set in 1945, this documentary explores the harrowing events during the battle for Okinawa. Desmond T. Doss, a conscientious objector, defied expectations by rescuing 75 wounded soldiers while refusing to carry a weapon. His actions earned him the respect of his fellow infantrymen and led to his nomination for the Medal of Honor.

The film presents firsthand accounts from those who witnessed Doss's bravery, providing a unique perspective on his character and the impact of his faith. Director Terry Benedict skillfully weaves these testimonies into a narrative that highlights both the horrors of war and the strength of human conviction.

Physical media collectors can find The Conscientious Objector available in multiple formats, including Blu-ray, DVD, and VHS. This variety allows collectors to choose their preferred method of viewing and preserving this powerful documentary.