The Enemy Must Die
Peter Dalle
Tom Burke, Alan Cuthbert, Jeanette Hain, Sven Nordin, Axel Prahl, Richard Uvset, Lukas Synrat, Juha Sorola, Piotr Polk, Matthias Buss, Donald Douglas, Anna Kurkinen, Kai-Birger Sünram, Godehard Giese, Veit Stübner
2012
Germany, Sweden, Norway
Completed
German, English, Swedish,
107 minutes
Detailed introduction
This film (drama)Also known asEn fiende att dö för，is aGermany, Sweden, NorwayProducerwomen sex，At2012Released in year
。The dialogue language isGerman, English, Swedish,，Current Douban rating6.5(For reference only)。
As early as 1912, German scientist Friedrich (played by Tom Burke) proposed the theory of "Pangaea," meaning that the continents of the Earth were once all connected and that the current configuration was formed due to tectonic movements causing fragmentation. In 1939, despite the war raging on, the Germans sent a marine expedition team to the Arctic region of Svalbard to seek more evidence supporting this theory. Along with Friedrich himself and his assistant Lainey (played by Jeanette Hain), scientists from around the world set sail under the command of a Russian captain (played by Sven Nordin), heading toward their destination. One side was the ever-changing, enigmatic ocean, and the other was the endlessly shifting situation of war; everything happening on the continent affected the delicate balance of relationships among the scientists.