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In the film “Letters from Iwo Jima” there are many scenes in it that contains the notion ideology. Marxists defines ideology as “… belief systems that help justify the actions of those in power by distorting and misrepresentation reality” (Croteau: 159). Because this film is produced by American consequently, ideologies that are embedded in the film are almost negative toward Japanese. These negative portrayals toward Japanese are all become ideologies to its audience. The reason is there is the saying of “seeing is believing” therefore, since Eastwood depicted Japanese as cruel and without conscience in this film, these become ideologies in its audience’s mind. The scene where some soldiers run away from their position to a safer place and the commander is angry that they did not sacrifice their life for their country so he wants to kill them. This particular scene shows that Japanese are cruel; they even kill their own compatriots. In fact, this kind of action maybe really happened d