1943

One of the best Anti-Japanese War propaganda films produced by Hollywood during World War II. Director Howard truthfully filmed the story of the US Air Force B-17 bomber "Marianne" and the members of the bomb crew related to it. The "political consciousness" of the entire film is very distinct, but it does not affect the development of the story. Written by screenwriter Dudley

Orphan Jane Eyre had been living with her aunt since childhood and suffered greatly from her aunt and her cousin. Later, she was sent to a church school run by Mr. Brocklehurst. At school, Jane Eyre was still discriminated against, but she met her classmate Helen and felt the warmth of friendship for the first time. Helen, however, was punished for disobeying Mr. Brockhurst

Mary Gibson, an innocent orphan, goes to Manhattan to look for her lost sister Jacqueline. However, her investigation led her to discover Jacqueline's mysterious husband, as well as those who were also looking for her sister Jacqueline

The just anti-fascist coalition forces and the Nazi fascist German army fought in the Sahara Desert for a dried-up well. Just think: Two armies engaged in a fierce battle and fought to the death over a dried-up well. Why? The coalition forces knew there was no water in the well, but they couldn't give up that line of defense. Otherwise, the German army would cross the defense