I have always regarded German cinema as a dreadful way, like German novels, too dull, this one is an exception: a war film, but set aside all battles and set the scene as a deserter during the collapse of the Third Reich, posing by chance Others, the self-proclaimed power was actually recognized in the chaos. He jumped from a deserter to the one who hated deserters the most. Life in the Palace Sixth Court; if he was just a clown who got away with the power vacuum, it is even more surprising that the temporary military court released him after he was caught, because he was daring and went underground after the defeat of the Nazi regime. Good material for the army.
At the end of the credits, the music and credits play, and the imposter and his Rangers are still alive and in action. The film is said to be an adaptation of the real thing, and that's even scarier: where statism is practised, the army is effectively a bunch of disciplined hooligans and ignorant demons, far inferior to bandits, who at least don't often get irrational Cannibalism, judging from the distance between them and the god of death, they are not even inferior to the devil, but a group of organized walking dead.
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