帕斯尚尔战役

The Battle of Passchendaele is directed by Paul Gross and stars Paul Gross and Caroline Daffner. The film tells the story of the First World War and is also adapted from real events. The background of the story took place within 4 months of the Battle of Passchendaele. The love story of an injured officer falling in love with a nurse

The story tells the story of an injured officer falling in love with a nurse, and the officer and his younger brother, a nurse suffering from chronic diseases, cooperate with Canadian soldiers to fight against the enemy on the battlefield . The Battle of Pascal, also known as the 3rd Battle of Iberia, began in 1917. This battle is also one of the most famous battles. From July 31 to November 6, 1917, the British army's young troops invaded and occupied the Belgian team Passchendaele. In the end, 325,000 Allied troops suffered casualties and 260,000 German troops Casualties in the war, and finally the British and Canadian troops occupied Passchendaele.

Gross said that the inspiration for the film came from his grandfather's personal experience, and his grandfather killed innocent German teenagers during World War I. This regret lasts for a lifetime, and the film also reveals that although the Allied forces won, the victory was not pure. Many soldiers suffered from the mental torture of hatred, hatred and fear throughout their lives.