Prisoner of War

During WWII, British RAF Wing Commander James Wright found himself in a harrowing situation when he was captured by the Japanese forces. To their surprise, Wright's extensive martial arts training in Hong Kong made him a fierce adversary in the brutal hand-to-hand combat they forced him into. The Japanese soldiers quickly learned that they had underestimated the skills and determination of the courageous commander. Wright's resilience and expertise proved to be a formidable challenge for his captors, turning the tide of battle in unexpected ways.