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The Militarists

19702h 14mHiromichi Horikawa
IMDb 6.9

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The second film in Toho's series on the military history of the Showa era, Hiromichi Horikawa's war drama offers a look at the career of controversial politician Hideki Tojo and the strained relationships between Japan's government, military, and the media.

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What is The Militarists (1970) about?

The second film in Toho's series on the military history of the Showa era, Hiromichi Horikawa's war drama offers a look at the career of controversial politician Hideki Tojo and the strained relationships between Japan's government, military, and the media.

Who stars in The Militarists?

The Militarists stars Keiju Kobayashi (Premier Hideki Tojo), Toshirō Mifune (Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto), So Yamamura (Mitsumasa Yonai), Yūzō Kayama (Goro Arai), Matagoro Nakamura III (The Emperor). The film was directed by Hiromichi Horikawa.

How long is The Militarists?

The Militarists has a runtime of 2 min and premiered in 1970.

Is The Militarists worth watching?

The Militarists holds an IMDb rating of 6.9/10. Fans of Drama, War are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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