On the eve of Germany's defeat, the people and the stragglers were panicked. At this time, a German deserter under the age of 20, Willie Herold, put on the captain's officer uniform he found and transformed himself into Captain Herold. From the moment he felt respected and needed in the captain's uniform, he embraced this new identity and became more and more unable to extricate himself. Herold swindled and recruited a group of deserters all the way, and the frightened bird who escaped from the dead cultivated into a demon who was controlled by power and could not extricate himself. He shot deserters, purged disobedient followers, claimed to have been instructed by Hitler, etc., established his own authority, and even massacred hundreds of prisoners in the No. 2 correctional camp, and continued to serve Germany by "resisting the growing defeatism" Fight on" excuse to exonerate yourself
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The Captain movie plot
2022-04-07 08:01
Extended Reading
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Lottie 2022-04-07 09:01:07
Adapted from a true story, the Nazi version of "My Leader, My Regiment", the photography is very prominent. The relationship between people and uniforms is really magical. Not to mention the captain, in fact, if you strip off the military uniform and medals of the head of state, isn't it a scumbag? Therefore, the clothes you like should not be too expensive. That is not shopping, but self-shaping of your personality.
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Hilton 2022-04-13 09:01:06
Usually the way to change the vest is to satirize the people around, but this one is impressive is the change of the protagonist. His genes of violence and enjoyment of power have been buried deep, and everyone will be a thug who executes the massacre. Died at the age of 21. His previous experience is unimaginable by modern people. Of course, there must be more extreme. I forgot that Long Yingtai mentioned a teenage child who kept changing N identities with the war. The country, as it looks now, has passed most of its vicissitudes of life.
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Willi Herold: My father always said, "If you've done something wrong, then at least admit it."