But it's actually not so much the story itself as the context in which the story unfolds.
Overall, this is a film about responsibility, courage and sacrifice. In the test of life and death on the battlefield, the commander bears enormous pressure and responsibility. Every judgment and every order may determine the success or failure of the operation and the life of his subordinates. But what is the right order in the suffocating hail of bullets? Or is there a so-called correct command?
Maybe as the movie says, at that moment, it might be the same to go left or right.
What's really important is to get up, face it calmly, and carry out your duties with courage and sacrifice with a clear conscience.
The film is shot in a documentary style of photography, but, "their technology can fly from an alien galaxy to the earth, why are the weapons and hands so inferior when fighting?", you must keep reminding yourself to watch this film Stop asking questions like this.
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