Apocalypse Now
A journey upriver through the Vietnam War becomes an increasingly nightmarish examination of power, madness and moral disintegration.
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Combat, military responsibility and the human consequences of conflict.
A journey upriver through the Vietnam War becomes an increasingly nightmarish examination of power, madness and moral disintegration.
A young boy’s experience of occupation becomes a harrowing portrait of terror that rejects any comforting glamour around warfare.
An officer challenges a military injustice in a sharply controlled drama about hierarchy, reputation and the expendability of ordinary soldiers.
Two siblings struggle to survive wartime deprivation in an animated film whose quiet domestic details make its tragedy devastating.
A submarine crew endures the pressures of patrol, with cramped spaces and procedural detail making fear feel physically inescapable.
A struggle against colonial rule is reconstructed with documentary-like urgency, confronting the violence and political consequences of resistance and repression.

A squad searches for one soldier after a devastating landing, balancing visceral combat with difficult questions about duty and individual lives.
Prisoners constructing a bridge become caught in a conflict of duty and obsession that exposes the absurdity of military pride.
Soldiers fighting in the Pacific reflect on nature, mortality and belonging in a war film shaped as much by contemplation as combat.
Two soldiers carry a message through dangerous territory in a film whose continuous-shot presentation creates urgent, sustained momentum.