Hacksaw Ridge (film)

Hacksaw Ridge is a war film based on the true story of Desmond Doss, a World War II American soldier who served as a medic. Despite unwaveringly refusing to carry or use a weapon due to his religious beliefs, Doss demonstrated extraordinary bravery during the Battle of Okinawa, saving many lives under intense fire without ever firing a shot. The film explores themes of faith, courage, and moral conviction, highlighting how Doss's steadfast principles earned him the Medal of Honor and inspired others amidst the chaos of war.