Poster of Super Female Agent
The movie "Super Female Agent" tells us that real women are the most beautiful. Set in France after the fall of World War II, Lois and her brother Pierre join the Secret Service, an intelligence agency controlled by Churchill himself.
The Task Force was tasked with rescuing a British spy from a German military hospital who was the geologist who had created the conditions for the Normandy landings. Hospitalized because he was seriously injured in an operation, it is expected that his identity will soon be revealed.
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Although Louise was an excellent blocker, the military hospital was heavily guarded, and it was obvious that it was not enough to rely on one person. So in a very short time, the brothers and sisters recruited four female helpers.
They are Maria, a nurse who has been mixed into the hospital, Jenny, a prostitute sentenced to death, Jaile, a French female soldier who specializes in making explosives, and Susie, the old lover of Nazi officer Heinsi.
Among them, the prostitute Jenny initially refused to join.
Because she didn't want to sell her body and do the next three things. However, Ruth promised Jenny a pardon for her as soon as she completed her task. After some thought, Jenny agreed to join.
But before the Task Force could leave, Nazi officer Heinch had found the geologists, identified the other side's undercover agents, and suspected the Allied operational plans for landing in Normandy.
After Heinshi reported his conjecture, because there was no evidence, the commander in charge did not believe him, and was ridiculed by his colleagues.
Undeterred, Heinshi rushed to the hospital for another interrogation, ready to obtain evidence to confirm his thoughts through torture.
On the Special Service side, the soldiers were divided into three ways: one was Louise pretending to be a nurse, and Maria sneaked into the hospital to save people. The other way is for Jenny and Susie to dress up as strippers and use their beauty to attract the attention of the hospital guards.
The final step was for Jaile to load explosives in German cars and radio rooms, cutting off the german line for pursuit and support.
Louise, with her superior business skills, quickly rescued the hostages with Maria. In the process of fleeing, the geologists wrote the information on a small note and passed it on to Pierre.
In this way, the special service team perfectly executed the rescue plan. Unexpectedly, Pierre failed to deliver on his promise, and he hid other tasks from his sister Louise, because the Special Service had no intention of letting them leave.
However, Louis insisted on letting the other girls go, and quarreled with Pierre.
While the two were arguing, Heinch immediately led the men to find them based on information about where the Special Service planes had stopped. After a fierce gun battle, although five female agents escaped, Pierre was captured.
Louise wanted to kill Pierre, but because of her family affection, she did not pull the trigger.
After Pierre was caught, he found a note from the geologist in his pocket with the words": "Phoenix". Heinshey was well aware that this information must have been related to the Normandy landings.
He tortured Pierre in an attempt to get the meaning of "Phoenix" and the hiding place of the other five. But Pierre was an old revolutionary, and no matter what torture was used, he never said a word.
When jenny, a prostitute, learns that there is still a mission, she shows a strong resistance. For Jenny, the war has nothing to do with her, and saving her life is the most important thing. In the end, under the threat of Louise's shooting, Jenny can only obediently compromise.
On the other hand, Heinsi relies on his memories in the hospital to identify Louise and Jayle. At the exit of the train station, a careless Jaira was caught through a photo arrest.
In the cold cell, Jaile and Pierre sat facing each other, and the Germans brutally tortured her to extract a confession.
Jaile, who was very determined before, took the initiative to confess because he could not stand the torture, allowing Heinsi to get unexpected information.
After Pierre was exposed, Louise was put in charge of receiving orders from headquarters, and her next mission was to assassinate Heinch. If he did not die, it would have major variables for the Normandy landing plan.
It turned out that Susie, as Heinsi's lover, was deliberately sent by the Secret Service to carry out her follow-up plans.
When she learned the truth, Susie was reluctant to live or die, and turned her face to Louise Maria on the spot. Unexpectedly, Jenny, who has always been in opposition to Louise, because of sympathy for Susie's bumpy love, after a night of communication, actually convinced Susie.
The Task Force's first assassination was in a subway station, where they wanted to use Susie to lure Heinsie to appear, and Louise shot him from a distance. Unexpectedly, the other party had already prepared, and in this operation, Maria was shot and killed indiscriminately.
What's more, after the assassination failed, Louise, who fled the scene, was also caught by Heinsi.
With Louise, Pierre, and Jaisle arrested and Maria killed, the only people left were two newbies who hadn't even held a gun before, Jenny the prostitute, and Susie, Heinsie's lover.
The second assassination plan was to use the beauty scheme to kill Heinshi at the hotel where Susie and Heinshi often dated, and Susie was obviously very panicked about assassinating her lover.
It turns out that Susie and Heinsy are a couple torn apart by the war. Considered a "traitor" because of her love for the Germans, she was reluctant to marry Heinch.
When the two meet again, Susie raises her gun at Heinsy. In the end, because of the weakness of the heart and did not shoot, Susie not only exposed her identity, but also made a shot at her old lover in bed. With a few gunshots, Jenny saw that it was Heinsy who had come out of the hotel, and Susie's cowardice led to the failure of the assassination operation again.
Just when Jenny thought that the Special Service regiment was about to be completely destroyed, she was approached by a German officer who turned out to be a deeply hidden undercover. He told Jenny that Louise had been sentenced to death by Heinsey and that no one had thought of hijacking the prison cart now.
After Louise was rescued, she could not imagine that the person who bravely persevered to the end was the most variable person in the Secret Service.
Because Heinch was going to return to Berlin in the evening to prove to the commander the evidence of the Normandy landings. Forcing Louise that night, a third assassination attempt was launched.
With the help of undercover agents, Louise blends into a military train preparing to sail to Berlin. At this moment, Jenny suddenly walked away and shot at the soldiers on the side of the train, attracting everyone's attention.
Jenny's improvised plan not only made Louise not react, but also made her full of admiration for Jenny.
She looked at Jenny, who had been captured by the Germans behind her, and quickly came to Heinsy's personal guard. After passing smoothly, Louise shouted his name on the platform.
Before Heinsee could react, Louise raised her gun and killed him cleanly. With Louise's back disappearing in the fog, the task was accomplished surprisingly calmly.
A few months later, the Nazis announced their unconditional surrender. Looking at the photo of Jenny being hanged made me have to pay tribute to the best female spy in the film.
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