During the first World War, the war was clinging and cruel, and people from different walks of life were constantly involved in the whirlpool of war and hovered on the brink of death. Finally, Christmas Eve came. The German, French and Scottish barracks declared a truce on Christmas Eve and agreed to spend a peaceful and peaceful Christmas. Everyone put down their weapons, held candles in their hands and said "Merry Christmas" to each other. Anna (Diane Krueger Diane Kruger), girlfriend of enlisted German tenor Springer (Benno Forman Benno Fuehrmann), comes to see him on Christmas Eve. The soldiers are deeply warmed by Anna's soft voice, and the Scottish priest (Cary Lewis Gary Lewis) blows the bagpipes and floats over the battlefield for a long time across the silent, cold snow night. The film is based on a true story that happened on Christmas Eve in 1914. This film was nominated for Best Foreign language Film at the 78th Academy Awards in 2006, Best Foreign language Film at the 63rd Golden Globe Awards in 2006, Best Picture at the 31st Caesar Awards in 2006, and the 19th European Film Awards in 2006.
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