In “Letters from Iwo Jima”, a group of Japanese soldiers were portrayed as compassionate individuals that help to pull humanity out of the monster presented through war. Despite the use of unjust propaganda posters and other readings, Japanese soldiers were shown in a different framework of society that positively changed how they could be viewed. During the second half of this film, some Japanese soldiers found an American that had been badly wounded in battle. They decided to take him into their cave and care for him. Their general spoke English as he began talking with the American soldier, Sam. Although these two men should be sworn to murder each other, they instead developed a remarkable connection provoking an overlooking idea that there
