The story is Germany during World War II in 1945. The protagonist is an air force captain's uniform that was accidentally found in the car when a deserter named Willie escaped the pursuit of the soldiers, and then met several deserters who were called as subordinates. Willie knew that Walter, who was helping him move the car, and the three in the farmhouse were deserters, but he didn't go too far in order to strengthen the team. There's an alcoholic in here looking at Willie's long and short trouser legs and knows it's a fake captain but doesn't expose it. Maybe that's why this alcoholic has always had little respect for Willy. Like pointing a gun at Willie while towing a truck. When interrogating the prisoner, he beat the alcoholic without even giving an order. At the later celebration party, when the alcoholic was beating outside, Willie told him to stop and he would not listen. In the end, Willie and the others came to the city to get rid of the alcoholic after the British plane blew up the camp. It is estimated that this fake captain felt that the drunkard repeatedly disobeyed himself and did not take himself seriously, and it was useless now, so he got rid of it quickly. The whole movie is not scary, but it gives people a sense of tension and oppression in the process of watching the movie. The only colorful part of the whole film is the scene after the bombing of Camp No. 2 for many years
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