A member of the French special forces played by Jean-Paul Belmondo was betrayed by friends and the French government while on a mission in an African country and became a prisoner of the African country. He suffered inhuman abuse in the prison camp, and finally escaped from the prison with the help of his inmates and returned to France, and his only thought was to seek justice from the French government
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On the one hand, the French government sent people to hunt him down, and on the other hand, it tried to trap him with his wife and friends as bait, but he saw through them all. At this time, the president of that African country was visiting France, and Jean-Paul Belmondo successfully designed the sniper rifle that the French government sent to kill him to kill the president.
At the end of the movie, he walked out of the temporary residence of the president calmly and walked straight to the helicopter that was supposed to pick up the president in front of his friends and mortal enemies. This situation made the French government overwhelmed, and finally the prime minister gave an order, Ask the sniper to "stop him," and as soon as he gets on the plane, the sniper shoots him.
At the end of the film, the protagonist dies on the grass, the breeze blows gently on the corner of his clothes, the camera zooms out little by little, and the background music gradually starts playing. The camera was shot from the sky from the perspective of a helicopter, as if the soul was detached from the body and turned into air, watching the world and my soul fly to the distant space with a little nostalgia.
