Japanese film brings Vietnam veteran's anti-war warning to new generation日本电影将越战老兵的反战警示带给新一代
VENICE: Japanese director Shinya Tsukamoto said on Friday (Sept 4) that growing fears of global conflict had compelled him to make a film about a traumatised US Vietnam veteran, warning that modern audiences risk forgetting the horror of war.
VENICE: Japanese director Shinya Tsukamoto said on Friday (Sept 4) that growing fears of global conflict had compelled him to make a film about a traumatised US Vietnam veteran, warning that modern audiences risk forgetting the horror of war.
Tsukamoto's latest film, "Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?", premiering at the Venice Film Festival, is inspired by the life of Allen Nelson, an African American whose time in Vietnam left him haunted by guilt and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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威尼斯：日本导演冢本晋也周五（9月4日）表示，日益增长的全球冲突恐惧促使他拍摄了一部关于一位遭受创伤的美国越战老兵的电影，并警告说，现代观众有可能忘记战争的恐怖。
冢本的最新电影《尼尔森先生，你杀过人吗？》在威尼斯电影节首映，其灵感来源于非裔美国人艾伦·尼尔森的生平，他在越南的经历使他饱受内疚和创伤后应激障碍的折磨。
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日本电影将越战老兵的反战警示带给新一代