在光影流转中触碰二战往事

Core Viewpoint - The documentary film "Comics and Bayonets" has made its national debut following its recognition with the "International Peace Contribution Award" at the China-US Film Festival, aiming to shed light on the forgotten history of World War II through the lens of the Shenyang "Fengtian Prisoner of War Camp" [2] Group 1 - The film took 15 years to produce and focuses on the hidden stories of the Shenyang "Fengtian Prisoner of War Camp" during World War II, using comics created by Allied prisoners of war as a central narrative device [2] - The production team conducted extensive research, visiting archives in multiple countries and interviewing survivors and their families to gather firsthand oral histories and valuable documents, such as the "Material Consumption List of the Fengtian POW Camp" and "Japanese Army's Search Reports on POW Comics" [2] - The film innovatively combines animated scenes with live-action footage to transform static comics into dynamic historical narratives, immersing the audience in the experience [2] Group 2 - Two major highlights of the film include showcasing the kindness and support of the Chinese people towards Allied prisoners of war, reflecting their admirable qualities and spirit of resistance against oppression [2] - The incorporation of testimonies from those who experienced the events firsthand enhances the authenticity of the film's narrative [2]