The biggest enemy of medical workers is not the virus, but the system itself. The best part of this film is that the biggest difficulty faced by doctors in the process of fighting the virus is that in order to keep the secret of its own biological and chemical weapons, the army must cover up this matter and the purpose of medical treatment itself has produced an absolute conflict. But the hero played by Ting Hoffman, as an army doctor, broke through many obstacles, withstood the pressure of the system, found the host to create serum, and saved the world.
The original B-story is a love story between the hero and heroine. Both of them are doctors, but their marriage broke down due to personality reasons. In the process of fighting the virus this time, adversity sees the truth, and the male protagonist finds the host and saves the female protagonist. The two are reunited in love.
This is a very high-level commercial film. Wolfgang Peterson's directing skills are skillful, the camera language is absolutely superior, and the story is full of heroism, which is deeply touching.
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