The searching of un-return japanese soldier in Malaysia by Imamura Shohei with the help from local people.

Following the Unreturned Soldier: Thailand is basically a long conversation. Imamura selects a few themes, mostly on the opposition between the three people he interviews (differences of class, background) and otherwise lets them reminisce about the horrors of war. Two out of three of the interviewees do most of the talking while the third one seems to have forgotten his native tongue (yet still seems loyal to the emperor). It's not as messy as it sounds but there are fleeting moments of anger that seep through (especially when the emperor is mentioned, the status of this figure being divisive among the interviewee). It should be seen if only as a preamble to Muhomatsu Returns Home.

マレー編、タイ編と記録した未帰還兵シリーズの続編。今村昌平は異常なほど国家から見捨てられた人々を探すということをシリーズを通して行っている。その先に見えてきたこととは・・・。

讲述一战时期一名法国寡妇偷偷收留了一名协约国澳新军团的逃兵

一位患有创伤后应激障碍的战争老兵与一名少女成为朋友。

《孤独的士兵》根据一个真实的美国故事改编，讲述了从怀揣梦想的青年到饱受困扰的退伍军人杰克逊·哈洛的人生历程。这部影片对创伤后应激障碍（PTSD）进行了悲惨描绘，展现了它不仅对士兵本身，也对他们所爱之人产生的影响。

Shlomi, an eighteen-year-old Israeli soldier, flees the Gaza battlefield and heads to his girlfriend in Tel Aviv only to discover that the IDF elite is convinced he was kidnapped in the fog of war. This is a tragi-comic journey, taking place over a period of 24 hours in the hot and humid streets of Tel Aviv, shifting from terror to hope, from romance to nightmare. Director's Note: The clash between love and law is also the clash between breathless running and paralysis. One pushes Shlomi to defect from war-torn Gaza to Tel Aviv, to his beloved's arms. The other threatens both his existence and the world around him. 源自：https://www.locarnofestival.ch/festival/program/film.html?fid=48264a36-086e-4c15-a0bd-d9266c3d24c4

In the middle of 1938, Kamei Fumio and his film crew got themselves attached to an infantry regiment which they followed around through China for about four months, filming their marching and their fighting and their waiting and their dying - in short, their suffering, and not theirs alone, but also that of the people around them, their designated enemies.

In worn-torn Afghanistan, young marine Tyler's life is changed when he is saved by a fellow soldier, Quincy, who dies in doing so. Before he dies, he asks Tyler to find his sister who works in Africa. Tyler, torn with guilt, needs to find a way from behind enemy lines to get to Quincy's sister who is running a Christian Mission in Ethiopia, along with her husband, an ex-Marine cowboy-turned-Pastor, where they care for the desperate local people who are constantly terrorized by crazed guerrilla fighters.

A grim portrait of Vietnam War Veterans, living out their lonely lives in the American wilderness, unable to cope with the lasting effects of their traumatic war experiences.