Movies and TvShows featuring "comradeship" theme.

Fighting Spirit follows the story of Makunouchi Ippo, a shy high school student who is constantly bullied. One day, he is saved by a professional boxer and inspired to take up boxing himself. With an immense passion for the sport, Ippo joins a boxing gym and begins his journey to become a champion. Along the way, he faces numerous challenges, both inside and outside the ring, as he strives to prove himself and overcome his own limits.

Band of Brothers is a powerful and moving TV show that follows the journey of Easy Company, a group of soldiers in the 101st Airborne Division, from their training in the U.S. to their harrowing experiences on the front lines of World War II. The show explores the bonds of brotherhood, the horrors of war, and the resilience of the human spirit.

The Pacific is a dramatic miniseries that chronicles the experiences of three U.S. Marines during the Pacific campaign against the Japanese in World War II. As they navigate the brutal realities of war, they face violence, combat fatigue, death, and the challenges of comradeship in the face of adversity.

Yan Poyue, a high school student who comes from a family of soldiers. He forgoes the university entrance examinations and joins the armed police force in order to prove his worth to his father.

In 1931, due to betrayal by traitors, the party's underground organization in Shanghai was severely damaged, and the revolutionary cause fell into white terror. Ma Tian Mu, a young party member who was injured in the Northern Expedition was ordered to go to France. Under the guidance of his superior Wu Zhong Xin and the cooperation of comrades, he walked among all kinds of bureaucratic gentry and police gangs.

In the comedy film Down Periscope, a misfit naval officer is given command of a nuclear submarine filled with a band of misfits. They must prove themselves while participating in a war game against a nemesis.

Wang Yunshan is the leader of the Eighth Route Army Regiment. Although uneducated and hot tempered, he possess an extraordinary military mind. He dared to fight hard and taking an unorthodox strategy, he was able to win against the Japanese army.

Stalingrad (1993) is a gripping movie that tells the story of the Battle of Stalingrad during World War II. It depicts the horrors of war, comradeship, and the struggles faced by soldiers in freezing conditions.

Juan "Johnny" Rico, a high school student living in Buenos Aires, joins the Federation military in the hope of following his love, Carmen, into space. He has to undergo harsh training to become a soldier, harsher than he expected, but despite several setbacks and traumatic experiences, Johnny perseveres and finishes his training. However, a war is brewing on the outer planets with a strange alien enemy and Johnny is thrust into the conflict.

A travel writer decides to hike the 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail with a long-lost high school buddy. Along the way, they encounter wild animals, winter weather, and each other as they rediscover themselves and their friendship.

In the final year of World War I, a group of soldiers experience the harsh realities of war, including death, injury, and the toll it takes on their mental and emotional well-being. The film explores the bonds of comradeship and the devastating effects of war on both soldiers and civilians.

In this comedy-drama, two high school students who are constantly bullied and tormented by their classmates decide to plan a revenge shooting at their school. The movie explores themes of hatred, revenge, and the consequences of bullying. Through a mockumentary-style format, the film delves into the psychological torment and isolation experienced by the two protagonists as they struggle with their self-esteem and feelings of being out of control. With a handheld camera and found footage, the movie captures their journey of rebellion and the devastating effects it has on their lives.

During World War I, a group of British soldiers find themselves lost in the desert, facing not only the harsh environment but also the constant threat of ambush from the enemy. Their struggles include dealing with limited supplies, desertion within their own ranks, and the constant fear and uncertainty of their situation.

Eight Hours Don’t Make a Day is a TV show set in West Germany that depicts the everyday life of working-class factory workers. It explores social issues, workers' rights, family relationships, and the solidarity among comrades. The show also touches on German culture and the impact of the Deutsche Mark. Foosball, trade unions, and social problems are also central themes in the series.

In Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, a group of bomber pilots embark on a secret mission to attack Japan after the Pearl Harbor attack. They face numerous challenges and dangers as they fly over the ocean and carry out their mission.

In the midst of the first Indochina War in 1954, the 317th platoon of French soldiers find themselves behind enemy lines in the treacherous jungle. As they struggle to survive, tensions rise and comradeship is put to the test.

The three Mesquiteers try to recover the gold stolen by a gang in its effort to ruin the banker/mayor who ordered them to leave town.

During the First World War, before joining a squadron at the front in 1918, Herbillon (Jean-Pierre Aumont) has a liaison with Helene (Annabella), a married woman. The young man discovers that his mistress is none other than the wife of Maury (Charles Vanel), an aviator friend.

Turkey, after the 1980 military coup. In the notorious Diyarbakır prison, the prisoners decide to resist the torture. 14 July 1982 is the day when the biggest resistance starts.

During World War II, a German soldier struggles with his allegiance to the Nazi regime and forms unexpected friendships amidst the chaos of war.