Hitting theaters simultaneously in New York and Japan on November 23rd is “Midnight Eagle”, the new Japanese film from Strand Releasing. The film will expand to Los Angeles theaters on December 7th.
“Midnight Eagle” is based off of the novel by acclaimed writer Tetsuo Takashima, and is directed by Izuru Narushima. The film is set in the snowbound northern Alps of Japan, where a top-secret American forces strategic bomber known as ‘Midnight Eagle’ suddenly vanishes. Carried on the bomber, however, is a dangerous, specialized nuclear warhead. If it were to explode, the entire nation of Japan would be thrown into an unprecendented calamity far worse than the wrath the World War II A-bombs left.
For the very first time in the history of Japanese film, The Ministry of Defense, Ground Self Defense Forces, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Forces fully cooperated with the film’s producers, creating some exciting camera shots.
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