Tora Tora Tora (1970)
Over three decades after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Japanese and American filmmakers collaborated to create Tora Tora Tora, a biographical war film. It depicted both sides of the attack and made use of historical sets whenever possible. The creators reconstructed the exact identical aircraft used by the Japanese soldiers using footage from the USS warships. Even though it received mixed reviews, it is obvious that it was one of the most historically accurate films on WWII. In fact, it’s a common topic in history classrooms.
Enemy At The Gates (2001)
Another portrayal of the Battle of Stalingrad may be found here. The 2001 film, on the other hand, depicted the viewpoint of Soviet soldiers. The film Enemy at the Gates did an excellent job of depicting the conditions that citizens and soldiers faced during the winter of 1942-1943. It also offered us the perspective of female soldiers and townspeople who contributed to the Soviets’ achievement. Despite the fact that the film was based on a non-fiction book, there were many artistic liberties taken, such as a love tale.
Enemy At The Gates (2001)