The English Patient

A British plane was shot down by the Germans while flying over the Sahara Desert. The pilot was injured and could not remember who he was, so he was called the "British Patient." Hannah, a nurse in a field hospital, decided to stay alone to take care of the British patient. The place where they stayed was an abandoned monastery in Italy, far away from the hustle and bustle of war. It seemed peaceful and leisurely. The "English Patient" lay quietly on the wooden bed in the room. An old book by the window gradually aroused his thoughts... A love, burning in the flames of war, transcended morality and changed the situation of the war. Archaeologist Earl Emmash (Ralph Fiennes) follows the explorer to the Sahara Desert for investigation, and gets acquainted with the pilot Jeff and his wife Catherine (Kristin Scott Thomas) who drew the map. Catherine's talent and beauty deeply fascinated Aimash. When the two visited the murals in a deep cave in the desert, they discovered that they had similar interests. Morality ultimately triumphs over passion. After Catherine and Emmaus broke up, Jeff discovered his wife's affair. The sad Jeff flew the plane in an attempt to die with his wife and Emmaus. Emmaus was lucky enough to escape, but Kai Mash was killed.