Different from traditional war films, "HHhH" has carried out a two-line parallel innovation in narrative, which is rarely seen in previous films of the same type. The director fully described the whole process of Heydrich's "blackening" from the obscure navy to the second in command of the Nazis, making the conclusion that "Heydrich must die" is a natural fit. On the other branch, the director focused on portraying the portraits of the Allied assassination squad. There are both heroic and decisive victims and cowardly and greedy traitors. All humanity is exposed under the mirror of war, which is embarrassing. It is worth mentioning that the film restores 100% of the props, costumes and scenes. From the German military uniforms to the gun models used for assassinations, to the set scenes full of age, coupled with the documentary shooting techniques, "HHhH" has become an excellent "science textbook" for understanding the history of World War II
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The film focuses on the most successful assassination of "Operation Apes" in the history of World War II. The film has a tight rhythm and multiple fierce gun battles are intertwined. The climax of the film is linked up. There are both one-on-one street gun battles and confrontation with Nazi guns. The church fought hard. In addition to the shocking visual experience, the unhesitating dedication of the Allied assassins also slammed the audience's tears
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The panoramic view of the film shows the assassination process, but it does not over-elevate the assassination hero. The director did not give the two assassins "Gold Fingers" the immortal God of War setting. Instead, he used simple lens language to record the little people's desperate fight in a dangerous political environment. They will also be in the key link of the assassination, due to gun accidents. Living in a panic, you can't help but fall in love when performing tasks. The flesh and blood details resonate deeply with the audience. The director uses the realistic narrative style to convey humanity and belief, and hit the audience's heart directly
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