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Captive Hearts

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When American pilot Robert (Chris Makepeace) is shot down over Japan during World War II, his captors plan to execute him, until the village elder, Fukushima (Pat Morita), comes to his rescue. As Robert is assimilated into the village's daily life, he becomes close to his captors, especially a young widow named Miyoko (Mari Sato). When one of the locals catches wind of their relationship, however, it threatens both Robert and Miyoko's life in the village.

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Audience Member Cheap production, almost all the actors were either 2nd or 3rd generation Japanese American and either spoke Japanes badly or hadn't spoken it in a long time. The village was about as authentic as a town in an Italian spaghetti western. Both main Japanese characters spoke English!! Impossible for Japanese villagers in the remote countryside 67 years ago, much less a young girl. Again, like so many other uninspired films, the writers & producers relied upon cheap romance instead of real content. A painful piece of junk to watch. Rated 1 out of 5 stars 01/17/23 Full Review dwayne r Sub-par acting, predictable. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 03/30/23 Full Review Audience Member This was an interesting movie. :) Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/02/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis When American pilot Robert (Chris Makepeace) is shot down over Japan during World War II, his captors plan to execute him, until the village elder, Fukushima (Pat Morita), comes to his rescue. As Robert is assimilated into the village's daily life, he becomes close to his captors, especially a young widow named Miyoko (Mari Sato). When one of the locals catches wind of their relationship, however, it threatens both Robert and Miyoko's life in the village.
Director
Paul Almond
Screenwriter
Pat Morita
Rating
PG
Genre
Romance
Original Language
English
Box Office (Gross USA)
$32.5K
Runtime
1h 37m
Sound Mix
Surround