An American classic World War II movie, which tells the story of spy war in the northern Moroccan city?

The American film Casablanca (also translated as The North African Bourne) is a classic film produced by Warner Bros., which was released on 1942, directed by Michael Curtis and starring humphrey bogart, ingrid bergman, Claude Rains and Paul Hendry. The film won the 1944 16 Academy Awards for best film, best director and best screenwriter. In 2007, the Hollywood Screenwriters Association of the United States selected "10 1 the greatest play in the history", and the film ranked first.

The film tells the story that after the outbreak of World War II, a large number of Europeans fled their countries to avoid the Nazi's iron hoof, and the northern Moroccan city of Casablanca became an important transit point for Europe to the United States. In Rick's bar in the town, people of all colors and identities are often gathered, and Rick, the boss, is a mysterious figure who is cynical.

Victor, the leader of the Czech anti-Nazi organization, and his wife Ilsa became uninvited guests in Rick's bar. Their purpose is to get Rick a pass to America. Rick found that Ilsa was his lost lover. After the misunderstanding is solved, Rick and Ilsa, who are still deeply in love, are caught in a difficult choice.

Rick's deep affection for Hylsa made him choose to sacrifice his happiness to fulfill his love. At the airport in Casablanca, Rick shot and killed the German major who stopped Victor and Ilsa from leaving, and watched his beloved woman run for freedom.