Movie: Unbroken (Unbroken) (2014)

Mutsuhiro Watanabe "the Bird" disappeared several years as a war criminal, until the United States pardoned him in the quest to come to terms with Japan.
After several years of post-traumatic stress, Louie kept his promise to serve the Lord. Driven by his faith, Louie realized that the way to salvation is not through revenge, but through forgiveness. He returned to Japan where he sought out his former jailers and reconciled with them. Only "the Bird" refused to meet with him.
Louis dream finally came true, and he ran again in the Olympics. At the age of eighty years. In Japan.

This prisoner of war camp "Naoetsu". I'm Sergeant Watanabe. You obey me... You are enemies of Japan... and treat you accordingly... You will be helping the Japanese working on the coal barges. Anyone who refuses to work will be executed.

You're just like me. We are both strong. I saw it in your eyes the first day. And I decided that you're my friend. But you remain the enemy... You're not listening, not doing what you ask.

- This is Tokyo, right?
- Probably...
- I was supposed to run at the Olympics before it was canceled.
Really?
I've always wanted to visit Tokyo...
- Careful what you wish for, boy.

- You think God created the stars?..
- Yes, I think so.
- I think there is some universal plan? Why we survived and others not? Why are we here now?
The plan is simple. You try to live as best they can. On the way have fun as they can. And one day an end to it... You Wake up, and on the edge of your bed sits an angel... and said, "Well, ask all your stupid questions because I know the answers"...
- That's what you believe...
- Yes, I do believe.

- If you fall - I will buy.
- I'm with you on bars are not a Walker, handsome - all the girls you currently take.

And God made the two great lights: the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. And these entities - light and darkness, day and night, separated from each other. God created each of them in place and not causing a war between them. He said, "I did both". You have to survive the night. Do not fight with her, because the Lord said, "the Night also is mine." He sent his son, Jesus, not to fight, not to fight the sins of men, but to forgive them, to let go of their sins, to smile to a sinner, to embrace the darkness to survive the night, to love your enemy.

One moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory. Remember that!