The Ghost Army (2013)

1939年、ポーランド南部の都市クラクフにドイツ軍が侵攻した。ドイツ人実業家のオスカー・シンドラーは、一旗揚げようとこの街にやって来た。彼は金にものを言わせて巧みに軍の幹部たちに取り入り、ユダヤ人の所有していた工場を払い下げてもらう。ユダヤ人会計士のイツァーク・シュテルンをパートナーに選んだシンドラーは、軍用ホーロー容器の事業を始める。41年3月、ユダヤ人たちは壁に囲まれたゲットー（居住区）に住むことを義務づけられる。シュテルンの活躍で、ゲットーのユダヤ人たちが無償の労働力として、シンドラーの工場に続々と集められ事業はたちまち軌道に乗る。

Irena Sendler is a Catholic social worker who has sympathized with the Jews since her childhood, when her physician father died of typhus contracted while treating poor Jewish patients. When she initially proposes saving Jewish children from the Warsaw Ghetto, her idea is met with skepticism by fellow workers, her parish priest, and even her own mother Janina.

第二次世界大戦下、課されたのはドイツ軍が保有する電波塔の爆破。空中戦、地上戦と続く戦場サバイバル。決死の戦いの後に、たどり着いたのはナチスの極秘研究所。そこで迫りくるのは、不死身化した人間兵器との闘い。変化する敵と共に、観る者をゆっくりと異常極まる恐怖世界に誘引していくなか、ミッション遂行は成されるのか…。

「フォレスト・ガンプ　一期一会」「バック・トゥ・ザ・フューチャー」の名匠ロバート・ゼメキス監督のもと、ブラッド・ピットとマリオン・コティヤールが豪華共演を果たし、過酷な時代に翻弄されながら究極の愛を試される男女の運命を描いたラブストーリー。 1942年、カサブランカ。秘密諜報員のマックスとフランス軍レジスタンスのマリアンヌは、ある重大なミッションを通して運命の出会いを果たす。それは、夫婦を装って敵の裏をかき、ドイツ大使を狙うというものだった。その後、ロンドンで再会した2人は恋に落ちるが、マリアンヌは誰にも言えない秘密を抱えていた。 「イースタン・プロミス」「オン・ザ・ハイウェイ　その夜、86分」のスティーブン・ナイトが脚本を手がけた。

第2次世界大戦末期、ドイツの敗色が日増しに濃くなる中で誰よりも祖国を愛するがゆえに非人道的な悪行を重ねるナチス総統ヒトラーに絶望し、一刻も早く何とかせねばと憂慮を募らせていたシュタウフェンベルク陸軍大佐は、ある大胆不敵な計画を思い付く。それはドイツ国内で有事の際に反乱勢力を鎮圧するという“ワルキューレ作戦”を巧みに利用してヒトラーを暗殺し、ナチスの政権を転覆させて実権を掌握するというものだった。

１９４２年、ソロモン諸島。アメリカ軍は日本軍の駐留するガダルカナル島を、太平洋戦争の重要な拠点と見なしその占拠を図った。ウィット二等兵（ジム・カヴィーゼル）やウェルシュ曹長（ショーン・ペン）をはじめとするアメリカ陸軍Ｃ中隊の面々も作戦に参加、彼らを乗せた上陸用舟艇は美しい南洋の孤島に次々と上陸していく。だが一歩ジャングルの奥に足を踏み入れると、そこは紛うことなき戦場であった……。

第二次世界大戦下、8歳の少年ブルーノは、ナチス将校の父の栄転でベルリン郊外に引っ越すことになる。裏庭の森の奥、鉄条網で覆われた場所を訪れたブルーノが出会ったのは、縞模様のパジャマを着た少年シュムエルだった。二人は友情を育むが、ある日ブルーノはシュムエルを裏切ってしまい……。＜ナチス将校を父親に持つドイツ人少年と強制収容所内のユダヤ人少年との友情と哀しい運命を描いた心揺さぶる人間ドラマ。ジョン・ボイン原作の世界的ベストセラーを映画化。主人公となる二人の少年をオーディションで選ばれたエイサ・バターフィールドとジャック・スキャンロンが演じる。人種など問わない純粋な友情と、戦争がもたらす子どもたちの宿命に胸が痛む。＞

ナチスのワルシャワ侵攻を目の当たりにし、死の収容所送りを奇跡的に逃れたシュピルマンは、ゲットーの廃墟に身を隠すことで第二次世界大戦を生き延びる。

1945年4月、第二次世界大戦下。ナチス占領下のドイツに侵攻を進める連合軍の中にウォーダディーと呼ばれる米兵がいた。長年の戦場での経験を持ち、戦車部隊のリーダー格存在である彼は、自身が“フューリー”と名付けたシャーマンM4中戦車に3人の兵士と共に乗っていた。ある日、ウォーダディーの部隊に新兵のノーマンが副操縦手として配属される。だが彼はこれまで戦場を経験したことがなく、銃を撃つこともできない兵士であった。

山本五十六(豊川悦司)、山口多聞(浅野忠信)、南雲忠一(國村隼)率いる日本軍の艦隊が真珠湾を攻撃する。戦艦エンタープライズの艦長ハルゼー(デニス・クエイド)は、パイロットのディック(エド・スクライン)と彼の隊に日本軍艦隊の追跡を命じた。アメリカ軍のニミッツ最高司令官(ウディ・ハレルソン)とレイトン少佐(パトリック・ウィルソン)は、次の戦闘に備えるため日本軍の戦略を分析し、やがてミッドウェイで両軍が激突する。

2006年、東京都小笠原諸島硫黄島。地中から発見された数百通もの手紙。それは61年前この島で戦った男たちが家族に宛てて書き残したものだった。届くことのなかった手紙に、彼らは何を託したのか。＜第2次世界大戦時の最も悲劇的な戦いと言われる「硫黄島の戦い」を、日米双方の視点から描く“硫黄島プロジェクト”の日本側視点の作品。硫黄島でアメリカ軍を悩ませた伝説の陸軍中将である栗林忠道と彼の部下たちによる死闘が描かれる。監督はクリント・イーストウッド。渡辺謙、二宮和也ら日本人俳優が出演する。＞

1936年のドイツ、ベルリン。パスポートや紙幣など、あらゆる偽造を行うプロの贋作師サリー。犯罪捜査局の捜査官ヘルツォークに捕らえられた彼は、マウトハウゼン強制収容所に送られる。そこは犯罪者の送られる刑務所ではなくユダヤ人を対象にした収容所だった。

1942年、ミュンヘン出身の若い女性ユンゲはヒトラーの個人秘書の職を得る。それから月日は流れて1945年、第2次世界大戦は大詰めを迎え、ヒトラーはごく限られた身内や腹心の部下たちとベルリンのドイツ首相官邸の地下要塞に逃げ、そこで不自由な生活を送る。敗北の気配が濃くなる中、ヒトラーはまだ反撃のシナリオを熱っぽく語るが次第に部下たちは彼から離反していき、ユンゲは歴史の証人としてその光景を静かに見守る。

Norway, 1942, during World War II. After being separated from her family, Esther, a young Jewish girl from Trondheim, arrives at an isolated farm where she must assume a new identity in order to survive the Nazi persecution.

In the occupied Netherlands during World War II, banker Walraven van Hall is asked to use his financial contacts to help the Dutch resistance. With his brother Gijs, he comes up with a risky plan to take out huge loans and use the money to finance the Resistance.

冒険小説の巨匠アリステア・マクリーンのベストセラーを映画化。原作者自らが脚本も担当したアクション大作。 第2次大戦中、“鷲の城”と呼ばれる難攻不落のドイツ軍要塞に捕らわれの身となったアメリカの将軍を救出するため、スミス少佐（リチャード・バートン）率いる6人のイギリス諜報部員と、アメリカ軍シェイファー中尉（クリント・イーストウッド）による特殊部隊が、鷲の城に侵入する。しかし状況は二転三転、意外な事実が明らかにされていく…。

鬼才ポール・バーホーベン監督が、23年ぶりに故郷のオランダでメガホンを取ったサスペンス・ドラマ。1944年、第二次世界大戦時ナチス・ドイツ占領下のオランダ。若く美しいユダヤ人歌手ラヘルは、ドイツ軍から解放されたオランダ南部へ家族とともに逃げようとするが、何者かの裏切りによって家族をナチスに殺されてしまう。復讐のために名前をエリスと変え、ブルネットの髪をブロンドに染め、レジスタンスに身を投じる。そしてナチス内部の情報を探るため、ナチス将校ムンツェに近づき、彼の愛人となることに成功するが…。果たして真の裏切り者は誰なのか？すべての鍵を握る“ブラックブック”とは？

Betrayed by an informant, Philippe Gerbier finds himself trapped in a torturous Nazi prison camp. Though Gerbier escapes to rejoin the Resistance in occupied Marseilles, France, and exacts his revenge on the informant, he must continue a quiet, seemingly endless battle against the Nazis in an atmosphere of tension, paranoia and distrust.

France, 1940. In the first days of occupation, beautiful Lucile Angellier is trapped in a stifled existence with her controlling mother-in-law as they both await news of her husband: a prisoner of war. Parisian refugees start to pour into their small town, soon followed by a regiment of German soldiers who take up residence in the villagers' own homes. Lucile initially tries to ignore Bruno von Falk, the handsome and refined German officer staying with them. But soon, a powerful love draws them together and leads them into the tragedy of war.

Taking place at the Concentration camp Buchenwald at the end of March 1945, prisoner Hans Pippig discovers in a carrying case of an incoming prisoner a Jewish child. If reported the three-year-old is sure to die. On the other hand, a violation of the rules of the camp would threaten the long prepared uprising of the concentration camp prisoners against the SS.

In At Night I Fly: Images from New Folsom, inmates at one of California's most maximum security prisons let us see their world. This world is less about dangerous drama and more, as one of them describes, "about isolation. About closure of both the mind and the heart. And the spirit." The documentary shows prisoners, most serving a life sentence, who refuse such closure and instead work to uncover and express themselves. Their primary tool is making art and the film takes us to New Folsom's Arts in Corrections' room, to prison poetry readings, gospel choirs, blues guitar on the yard, and to many more scenes of creation.

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