European and American directors are especially keen on World War II-themed movies. In this repeated theme, some people can really make something new. The film "Operation Bernard" found a little novelty in the bland.
During World War II, Sally was a middle-aged man who relied on printing counterfeit banknotes for a living. He was accidentally reduced to a prisoner of the Nazis. Because of his special skills, he became a Nazi professional in making counterfeit banknotes. In contrast, the Jewish Herzo refused to print counterfeit money for the Nazis, conflicting with Sully's beliefs. One is earning even if he lives one more day in order to survive. A person who bears moral pressure, even if he dies, he will die with dignity. Different life values are the driving force behind the development of the plot. After ups and downs and disasters, until the war was won, every Jew who printed counterfeit money survived.
Good movies always like to ask questions, but never solve them. What is the most important thing about survival and morality? It is a question mark left by the director to the world.
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