The 5 extraordinary war films that very few know and deserve to be seen

War films have always been among the most appreciated by the public. Nevertheless, often and willingly some indelible cults end up in the rankings of the titles essential for each cinephile.

The choice is really vast (find here our top 5 of the best post -2000 war movies) but among the many well -known titles you may have lost it Less known but equally valid films to be recovered. However, is worth giving a chance.

Let’s start with Tigerlandfilm of 2000 directed by Joel Schumacher starring Colin Farrell shot at low budget. Meanwhile, based on a true story set during the Vietnam War. Consequently, The story in question is that of Roland (Farrell). a rebellious recruit and with a strong anti -patriotic spirit that will help save the life of many of his companions. More recent is instead Mosulfilm of 2019 distributed a little 5 extraordinary war films very sorted by Netflix. directed by Matthew Michael Carnahan and turn away from a true story, shot entirely with Arabic language interpreters.

Among the less known war movies to be recovered there is also Hidden life – Hidden LifeTerrence Malick’s film. that revolves around the history of an Austrian conscientious objector accused of betrayal by the Nazi regime. Boasts a remarkable 91% score on Rotten Tomatoes The Outpostdirected by Rod Lurie. set in 2009 during the battle of Kamdesh in Afghanistan.

We close with The battle of Jadotvilledirected by Richie Smyth. starring Jamie Dornan who tells the true story of an UN Irish battalion who, in 1961, was besieged by Congolese soldiers resisting without ever surrendering and facing a long period of imprisonment. For other content, you find 5 historically accurate war films not to be missed here.

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