No Greater Love (2017)
VALOR DEPENDS ON LOVE
ジャンル : ドキュメンタリー, 戦争
上映時間 : 1時間 34分
演出 : Justin Roberts
シノプシス
No Greater Love explores a combat deployment through the eyes of an Army chaplain, as he and his men fight their way through a hellish tour in one of the most dangerous places in Afghanistan and then as they struggle to reintegrate home.
まだ平和だったころのアフガニスタン。ある事件をきっかけに、兄弟のように育ったハッサンを裏切った少年アミール。それから20年後、親友への思いを胸に、アミールは戦禍の故郷へ旅に出る。真の友情を描く感動大作。
大統領候補である共和党の上院議員が、懐疑的なテレビレポーターに1時間にわたってインタビューし、アフガニスタンでの勝利のための戦略を詳しく説明する。アフガニスタンの尾根で待ち伏せされた2人の特殊部隊が、タリバン軍が迫ってくる中で救助を待つ。カリフォルニアの大学の政治学教授が、学生に再会を求める。
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トム・ハンクス製作・主演による実話に基づく社会派エンターテインメント。テキサス出身の下院議員チャーリー・ウィルソンが、アフガニスタンの惨状を知り、小国を護るためのプランを打ち立てるが……。
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