天皇

"The Emperor" is a war film about the Emperor of Japan during World War II. World War II was one of the most destructive wars in human history, and Japan was one of the countries involved in the war, which finally stopped its aggressive actions due to the explosion of two atomic bombs. After the war, two senior U.S. military officials came to Japan to deal with post-war matters, including the issue of punishment for the Japanese emperor. The task was given to Phallus, who began a careful study of the life of the Emperor of Japan in order to determine his crimes during World War II.

The film records historical facts in an objective and calm manner, and traces the life of the emperor The trajectory allows the audience to understand his ordinary and special life. The film attempts to examine the emperor's actions and responsibilities from a historical perspective, allowing the audience to think about the endless suffering and cost of human beings in the war.

The end of the film is thought-provoking, making people think about the profound impact of war on human civilization and enlightenment. "The Emperor" is not only a film about history, but also provides an opportunity for people to re-understand and examine themselves while reflecting on history.