The Forgotten Imperial Army
Overview
This documentary examines the plight of Korean veterans who were conscripted into the Japanese imperial army during World War II and later left destitute in postwar Japan. Many, disabled by their service, are denied compensation because of their Korean nationality. Filmed for Japanese television, the work confronts public apathy and exposes the unresolved moral responsibility Japan bears toward those who fought in its name.
About The Forgotten Imperial Army (1963)
Released in 1963, The Forgotten Imperial Army is a documentary and tv movie film from Nippon Television Network Corporation (Japan). It was directed by Nagisa Ōshima and written by Nagisa Ōshima and Akira Hayasaka. The cast is led by Hōsei Komatsu. With a runtime of 25m, the film averages 6.3/10 across 4 TMDB ratings.
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