Brothers Company is adapted from Stephen Ambrose's bestseller Band of Brothers, directed by david frankel and starring many Hollywood stars such as Damian Lewis and Matthew stine. This paper describes the true story of the US Airborne Division 10 1 E Company of the 506th Regiment on the European battlefield in World War II. In World War II, the death toll of Company E was 1.5 times.

This film won 65,438+05 nominations and 7 awards in the major American film and television awards in 2002, including 65,438+03 nominations in the 54th Emmy Award and 6 awards including miniseries/TV movies-best miniseries. The 59th Golden Globe Awards of American Film and Television was nominated twice and won the best mini-drama/TV movie award in TV series.

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Introduction to the story of Brothers Company: World War II is coming to an end, and it is also the worst season. The German Nazis were losing ground, and the Allies decided to open a second front in Europe, and Normandy in northern France became the key point for the start of the new bureau. 1On June 6th, 944, the U.S. Airborne Division1KLOC-0/E Company of the 506th Regiment was ordered to parachute into this beach under intensive gunfire.

Company E is composed of a group of enthusiastic and patriotic young people. Their strict training has made them the elite and backbone of the US military. Under the command of Captain Winster, the soldiers overcame various unfavorable factors and successfully completed the landing campaign.

After that, intense fighting began until they captured Hitler's last fortress, the base camp of Berchtesgaden. Brothers Company is an ode and requiem for ordinary soldiers.