Broken Sun (2010)

Director
Brad Haynes

Main cast
Jai Koutrae; Shingo Usami; Taki Abe; Rudi Baker; James Bishop

Genres
Drama

Description
In 1944, Australia a World War 1 vet encounters an escaped Japanese P.O.W on his rural farm.


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