The cruelty of that German warrior who stabbed the chest of the one who rescued him and gave him water without looking like an enemy when he was glowing from a crashed aircraft !! Victory in war is crazy excitement.

World War I was raging. 1917 April 6. German troops withdraw from the front lines in northern France. Knowing this, the British forces in the Allied forces planned to attack the German army at the right time. But the German army did not actually retreat. That move was a great trap they set for their enemies. It was too late for the British army to realize this. The proposal to attack the German army was gone. All telephone landlines were cut off during the war. Thus, two British soldiers were assigned to rescue 1600 soldiers from the death trap. William Schofield and Tom Blake. Tom's brother Joseph Blake was one of those 1600 soldiers. They both set out to meet Colonel McKenzie, in charge of the Second Battalion, with the General's letter, "Retreat from attacking the German army." The camera goes with it. Putting a war movie in one shot, In a single word this was the movie. I can say and editing by Lee Smith was amazing. But it was the talent of director Sam Mendes and cinematographer Roger Dickens who never compromised on its frames or anything.