十级浪

During the Chinese War of Resistance against Japanese aggression, a young fisherman is forced to become a spy for the Japanese puppet regime after his family is threatened. He secretly provides information to the Communist Party and works to sabotage enemy efforts. Facing immense pressure and danger, he navigates a perilous path, ultimately contributing to the resistance's success.

This film is a significant piece of Chinese propaganda cinema from the early 1960s, aiming to inspire patriotism and highlight the bravery of ordinary citizens during wartime. While its artistic merits are often viewed through a historical and ideological lens, it was popular for its patriotic themes and depiction of heroic struggle against oppression.

• Praised for its patriotic fervor and depiction of wartime heroism.

• Seen as an effective piece of propaganda for its era.

• Appreciated for its portrayal of the fisherman's sacrifice and bravery.

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None notable in international film awards.

The film was produced by the Changchun Film Studio, a prominent studio in China known for its historical and patriotic films during the socialist era.