The 65th Trailer



First trailer to the 25min short film the 65th, based on the true story of the Borinqueneers. Inspired by two books, this true story is just a slice – proof of concept of the feature full length film currently in development. Visit to get involved and own a piece of history. The Borinqueneers fought for us, now we fight to tell their story.

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  1. Bendito es el nombre de Jesus. Por mas de 40 anos yo e sabido la historia de la 65th. Los Estados Unidos, el Army nuinca a representado los esfuerzos de esta HONORABLE generacion. En en dia todavia existe la pregunta, son los Boricuas Estados Unidenses? La historia de la 65th debe ser un tesoro nacional. Dios bendiga a Puerto Rico!!!

  2. It will be an honor to see this movie my grandpa fought in the Korean War the stories he would tell me were crazy and there were stories he wouldn’t tell me and I understand why because WAR IS HELL anyway you will always be missed grandpa for your honor and bravery 1931-2021 🫡 viva Puerto Rico 🇵🇷

  3. My grandfather MSG Emilio Castro-Rivera served with the 65th and was honored by President Obama in 2014 with the Gold Medal of Honor. This trailer made me cry from the emotion of seeing what my ancestors went through to honor a country that didn't honor them. I am proud to be a part of his legacy & I cannot wait for this movie to come out. 🇵🇷

  4. My father was a Borinqueneer, and the previews for this movie are BS. My father spoke English and no one soul in his unit had a problem following orders due to "language barrier". The Chinese never had anyone transmit propaganda in Spanish. And BTW, the crosses in the helmets are not correct. There are plenty of photographs with these markings. You would think they could have made them accurate, but no!!! In essence this movie is designed to shove a "perpetual victim of racism narrative" down the throats of many who have no living memory of what the 65th was all about. One thing I know about the 65th through my father, is that the unit was not about Cultural Marxism. Which is what this movie is trying to accomplish.

  5. My uncle a nisei from kauai served alongside the 65th as part of 3id during the chosin reservoir. He was wounded in that battle. He was in Korea from 1950-1951. Grandpa also a nisei from kauai also fought alongside them too as an anti mine field plottie 1st bn 7th inf regt 3id 1951-1952. They both held the boys from Puerto Rico in high regards.

  6. They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
    Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
    At the going down of the sun and in the morning
    We will remember them

  7. I'm glad they made a movie recognizing this puerto rican regiment. Now the rest can be said hollywood could probably start doing the same thing for other units, along with other heroes who fought and died in that war. I mean, I find it absolutely disgusting that it's taken Hollywood. I just hope there's more korean more films because they're almost gone and that's pretty sick

  8. My grandfather was in the 65th. I know he fought in WWII I'm unsure about Korea. 2 of his brothers fought in Korea though. This trailer alone made me emotional. Boricua's getting the honor and recognition they deserve.

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