To Award (Posthumously)(1986)

To Award (Posthumously) is a drama following a World War II veteran whose life takes an unexpected turn when he learns he's been posthumously honored for his wartime service. The veteran, now entangled in criminal activity, must confront the gap between the man the military remembers and the man he's become. The film explores themes of identity, redemption, and the lasting weight of war, as the protagonist grapples with an award meant for someone who no longer exists. Tension builds as he navigates the implications of this recognition while living a life far removed from the heroism it commemorates. To Award (Posthumously) examines how the past catches up with us, and whether honor can reach someone who believes they've forfeited it.