war, love, desert, death

Once I was shocked when I read the introduction to the movie, I may be particularly fond of hopeless love. It seems that the end of a real love story is doomed to be separated from life and death, either to die together, or to be separated by yin and yang. It seems that this kind of love is the most shocking.
When I finally saw this movie in my second year of high school, my whole heart seemed to be hollowed out. I wrote this sentence in "Harvest" at the time.
I dead we dead War, love, desert, death are all related to despair.
I like the exotic atmosphere of North Africa in the movie. When he was studying her collarbone socket, the slightly sad little tune sounded, and his mood suddenly dropped, and he felt that they would be separated like this. When the plane crashed, he picked her up and walked in the deserted desert. Suddenly, he felt that they were so insignificant, such love was so insignificant in war, and such life was so insignificant in the face of death.
Finally, he lay in bed and pushed all the morphine to the nurse. In fact, he died the moment he left her.
I don't know what movie this is, but I'm disappointed after watching it

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