Prisoner of War
During World War II, British RAF Wing Commander James Wright is captured by Japanese forces and compelled into brutal hand-to-hand combat. Wright's years of martial arts training in Hong Kong astound his captors as he proves to be a formidable opponent.
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Louis Mandylor
Andy Andico
Melchor Berja
Marc Clebanoff
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"Prisoner of War" is a basic war movie with a martial arts theme that expands upon the antagonism and martial competition between a Western prisoner of war and his Japanese jailers. I felt this film could have built upon the core concept of a sort of camp kumite (martial arts tournament) but instead it leads into a watered down great escape scenario. Acting is reasonable and action is mostly well done. In summary, a basic war, martial arts film. Worth a look.
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The directors of Prisoner of War are Louis Mandylor, Andy Andico, Melchor Berja, and Marc Clebanoff.
The cast of Prisoner of War includes D. B. Sweeney as C-47 Pilot (voice), Scott Adkins as Wing Commander James Wright, Gabbi Garcia as Theresa, Shane Kosugi as Corporal Hirano, Kashio Atsuki as Hiroshi, Peter Shinkoda as Lt. Col. Benjiro Ito, Michael Rene Walton as The Beard, Donald Cerrone as Captain Collins, Peter Dobson as Allied Soldier Radio (voice), Michael Copon as Sgt. Gabriel Villanueva, Masanori Mimoto as Captain Endo, Gary Cairns as Jonesy, and more.
The duration of Prisoner of War is 1h 53 mins.
Yes. Prisoner of War has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including UK Trailer. Watch them on this page.
Prisoner of War was released on 19 Sep 2025.
Prisoner of War is listed under Action, War, Thriller, and History on Fanbiz.
Prisoner of War has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 6.0/10. One reviewer wrote: ""Prisoner of War" is a basic war movie with a martial arts theme that expands upon the antagonism and martial competition between a Western prisoner of war and his Japanese jail..."
