The Navy (1963)
Original title: 海軍
The Navy is a 1963 Japanese-language war movie directed by Shinji Murayama, with a running time of 1h 40m. It stars Kinya Kitaoji, Sonny Chiba and Michiko Araki.
A tale of two best friends in the WWII era Japan. Takao is a young man enthusiastic about joining the navy to fight for his country. He convinces his best friend Shinji to join him. As it turns out, however, Takao's poor health prevents him from entering the navy while his friend is chosen instead. As time goes by, Takao becomes a painter and changes his mind about the meaningfulness of war and fighting, while his friend goes the opposite path. Meanwhile Takao's sister falls in love with Shinji.
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What is The Navy about?
A tale of two best friends in the WWII era Japan. Takao is a young man enthusiastic about joining the navy to fight for his country. He convinces his best friend Shinji to join him. As it turns out, however, Takao's poor health prevents him from entering the navy while his friend is chosen instead. As time goes by, Takao becomes a painter and changes his mind about the meaningfulness of war and fighting, while his friend goes the opposite path. Meanwhile Takao's sister falls in love with Shinji.
When was The Navy released?
The Navy was released on 13 August 1963.
How long is The Navy?
The Navy runs 1h 40m.
Who made The Navy?
The Navy was directed by Shinji Murayama.