Between Heaven and Hell (1956)

The film adapts the novel "The Day the Century Ended," in which the character Lt. Col. Bill Huxley was originally male. In the film, this character is portrayed by a female actress and depicted as a woman, constituting a gender swap.

The film portrays a protagonist's moral transformation from bigotry to empathy, aligning with core Christian values of brotherhood and compassion. The narrative implicitly critiques hypocrisy and affirms the dignity of all individuals, reflecting a positive stance on the faith's virtues.

The film explicitly condemns antisemitism through the protagonist's initial prejudice against a Jewish soldier, Private Raymond. The narrative frames this bigotry as wrong, positioning the audience to sympathize with Raymond and affirm his dignity and bravery.