Lost Command (1966)

The film, written by Nelson Giting, describes how the French withdrew from Vietnam after the defeat of Dien bien Phu, and then cracked down on anti-colonial life in Algeria. Algeria finally declared its independence. This film is a war adventure film with strong political color, with tough professional soldiers and warm French Qingnian as the two opposing forces throughout the film, but director Mark Robson still does not forget the entertainment lens interspersed in the film when expressing the political position, so it does not seem too dull and boring, and the performance of the big-name star Alan Delong makes the film very attractive.