True Heroism vs Whitewash: Two WWII Rescue Films Debut
Two contrasting WWII rescue films arrive on August 15: “Dongji Rescue” honors fishermen from the Chinese mainland saving British POWs, while “Yukikaze” whitewashes an invading fleet.
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