Journey to the End of Night

A deeply traumatized man, who once escaped the onslaught of the Japanese army, shares his harrowing memories of war. He grapples with doubts about his comrades’ loyalty, the fear of losing his closest friend, and his own mortality. "Journey to the End of Night" serves as this soldier’s poignant diary. Though filmed four decades later, its emotional weight and timeless relevance resonate universally. It captures the voice of someone struggling against the brutality, terror, and senselessness of conflict. The film poses a haunting question: while soldiers are trained to kill, who defines the boundary between killing and murder?