#Watching punch card "Franz"
This is a moral film and a romance film. After the First World War, the French man Adrian went to Germany to pay tribute to his "friend" Franz who died in the war. Franz's fiancee Anna and his family warmly accepted Adrian, although the streets were filled with hatred for the law. Anna and Franz's parents seemed to see Franz again in Adrian's story. Adrian's heart became more and more uneasy. Should the lie be warm, should it be exposed? The truth is painful, should it be revealed? Adrian's choice was to tell Anna the truth in front of Franz's tombstone. Adrian and Franz met on the battlefield, and the two gentle young men who had never met were stunned. Adrian's fear of death made him pull the trigger first. Adrian is so unhappy that he decides to get to know Franz personally and asks for forgiveness. After Adrian left without saying goodbye, Anna couldn't bear the heartbreak of Franz's parents. She silently endured the torture of the truth, and was shocked to realize that she had developed feelings for Adrian in a short time together. Anna embarks on a journey to France to find Adrian again. Likewise, she has to avoid French hatred along the way. Sadly, Adrian has a life of his own. Poor Anna, heartbroken again. On the train back to Germany, the gentleman Adrian gave Anna a kiss.
The film transitions from black and white to color, implying that Adrian's arrival brings a touch of life to Franz's family. The fragility, struggle, demeanor and enthusiasm of the French Adrian, and the "coldness", restraint and sincerity of the German Anna, have all been interpreted with three points.
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