Sugihara Chiune, 2015, 139 min.
| Director | Cellin Gluck | |
| Screenplay | Tetsuro Kamata, Hiromichi Matsuo | |
| Cinematography | Garry Waller | |
| Music | Naoki Sato | |
| Art Directors | Przemyslaw Kowalski, Koichi Kanekatsu | |
| Producer | Kazutoshi Wadakura |
| Chiune Sugihara | Toshiaki Karasawa | |
| Yukiko Sugihara | Koyuki | |
| Pesch | Borys Szyc | |
| Irina | Agnieszka Grochowska | |
| Nyiszli | Michal Zurawski | |
| Gudze | Cezary Lukaszewicz | |
| Kingo Minamikawa | Takashi Tsukamoto | |
| Tatsuo Ohsako | Gaku Hamada | |
| Saburo Nei | Satoshi Nikaido | |
| Shizuo Kikuchi | Itsuji Itao |
Diplomat Sugihara hopes to be posted in the Soviet Union with using his mastery of the Russian language and intelligence but is denied entry into the country and is sent to Lithuania. In Kaunas, Lithuania, he continues gathering intelligence on European affairs with his Polish partner, Pesh. In 1939 when Germany invades Poland and incites WWII, hordes of Jewish refugees oppressed by the Nazis turn to Sugihara for visas. With no approval from the Japanese government and despite putting himself in danger, Sugihara decides to start issuing transit visas to the refugees….