Поход Роммеля (1971)

During World War II, Captain Foster plans a risky raid on German forces in Tobruk, assembling a team of skilled commandos. A mistake occurs, and he unexpectedly leads a medical unit of soldiers with no combat experience.Leading this unusual group is John Hodges, a Quaker who opposes violence. As they undertake the dangerous mission, Captain Foster and his team face both physical challenges and a moral conflict: how to reconcile their objectives with the unit’s commitment to peace.The film examines loyalty, duty, and personal beliefs amidst war. Captain Foster questions his own convictions as he learns about his team's motivations, struggling to find common ground between military goals and pacifist ideals, creating suspense until the mission's conclusion.