A film dedicated to a key moment of the Second World War. Heroic, as these types of films often are, its most interesting moments are in the aerial shots and conflicts in the sky. Of course, it exceeds a bit in patriotism, but it was impossible to think otherwise. Despite this, we are still led to reflect on the meaning of life, war, and even death. It has the merit of remembering the great sense of honor of the Japanese soldiers, as well as their loyalty to the emperor. There is also a bit of love in it, which never hurts. In conclusion, a more than sufficient film that I feel I can recommend not only to fans of the genre, but to everyone.