The Human Condition I: No Greater Love

Movie • 1959 • War  

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A Japanese pacifist and socialist, unable to face the dire consequences of conscientious objection, is transformed by his attempts to compromise with the demands of war-time Japan.
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Does the dog die?
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fushimungus
A dog gets thrown into an electric fence to demonstrate that the POWs can not escape.
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Does a cat die?
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Does a pet die?
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Were animals harmed in the making?
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Is there a dead animal?
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Is a minor sexualized?
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Is a child abused?
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Does someone vomit?
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Does a horse die?
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Is there excessive gore?
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Does an animal die?
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Are animals abused?
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RyanS
While it might be initially missed, we see someone herding geese hit them in the village.
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Assault
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Bodily Harm
Is someone tortured?
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RyanS
One character is tortured extensively towards the end. He is beaten repeatedly, tied up, held upside down, etc. Several of the Chinese POW's are beaten by their Japanese overseer's, in one instance, a guard tries to crush a guy's head with his feet but doesn't.
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fraisierdesbois
Some of the Chinese prisoners work inside a mine
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fraisierdesbois
When some characters run into a electrified fence, there are some flashing lights, but they aren't too intense
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Prejudice
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RyanS
The Japanese prison camp guards are quite racist and refer to their Chinese POW's using several anti-Chinese racial slurs.
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