Post-World War II Denmark sees German prisoners of war laboring to clear landmines from the western beaches, a dangerous and daunting task. A sergeant, Carl Leopold Rasmussen, oversees a unit of inexperienced boys, whose struggles to survive and complete their work slowly transform his hatred for Germans into empathy as they face the devastating consequences of their situation.
Land of Mine
In a post-war Denmark, a group of young German prisoners are compelled to clear a mine-ridden beach under the supervision of a Danish sergeant, who gradually develops empathy for their situation.
