No Man Is an Island

December 7, 1941. Navy man George Tweed (Jeffrey Hunter) is ecstatic to be spending his last day on Guam after receiving his discharge papers. But this is the day “which will live in infamy,” as America - and Tweed - are suddenly thrust into global conflict with the Japanese bombing attack on Pearl Harbor. At this fateful moment, all American military personnel on Guam are either killed or surrender to the invading Japanese forces. All, except for five seamen who escape into the mountains. One by one they are tracked down and killed. There’s only one survivor: Tweed. Alone, hungry and hunted by the enemy, he begins a heroic ordeal that lasts almost three years. (Kino Lorber)