The German army recruited soldiers who could play football in the POW camp. They were a tall man and had good food. On the contrary, the Soviet soldiers were very thin and severely malnourished. In everyone's eyes, this is a game of disparity in strength.
When the whistle blew at the end of the game, the score stayed in a tie. This result was beyond the surprise of the commanders of the prisoner-of-war camp. The result of the humiliation they wanted to prove that the Soviets were weaker than the Germans did not happen as expected.
So the Nazi officials demanded extra time and told the participating Soviet soldiers that if the German soldiers win the game, the Soviet soldiers will change their freedom; if the German army loses the game, then the poor Soviet soldiers will Was shot. And the audience is all the Soviet prisoners of war and the German officers and soldiers of the prisoner-of-war camp.
Obviously it is difficult to decide. They both have mothers and lovers. They long for the freedom to return to their hometown.
At the end of the extra time, everyone saw the result. The Soviets won the game, but they will also pay their lives.
The plot is probably like this, but I haven’t found this movie for a long time. It’s a movie about honor and dignity. The former Soviet Union is a teacher of our country’s propaganda department. Maybe they are good at creating heroes, but they are so insignificant. , What you see may only be a story about a group of ordinary soldiers, maybe there is not a hero like in the American blockbuster who saved the world and saved everyone with the blood, but I think what he wants to express is more profound.
Maybe I have a wrong memory of the plot of the movie, but what the theme expresses is unforgettable, to live in humiliation, or to die proudly? Sometimes it is not so difficult to choose. In this materialistic age, we really need some excellent movies to bring us moving and deep thoughts. Only when we face the choice of life or death, we can see our true self more clearly.
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