WWII American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people and becomes the first Conscientious Objector in American history to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor.
This movie contains 38 potentially triggering events.
We see the same scene of domestic violence twice, the second time is longer and more detailed. Doss's father is yelling and threatening his mother with violence, including gun violence
Desmond has a nightmare where he sees a green flare. When looking out of the hole they’re in, there are several Japanese soldiers up close staring back. It is meant to make you jump.
When inside a tunnel, Desmond stumbles into a dead Japanese soldier that has been hung.
not shown, only mentioned during the hearing, two people from Desmond’s hometown were determined 4-F unfit and he mentions that they killed themselves because they couldn’t serve.
some people, on the battlefield, bury themselves or are buried under dirt temporarily to look dead, or cover themselves with a dead body, which may be claustrophobic to some
We see a group of Japanese military leaders surrounding a man who stabs himself in the stomach and then is decapitated, it's cut with several other flashes of battle so lasts a while
no, but there are racist comments made towards one of the privates, towards him being Native American (he’s also not Native American, the comments are made towards his Polish features, as he is Polish)