Undercover 1943 Film full HD movie download free with screenpaly story, dialogue LYRICS and STAR Cast

The film is based on the Yugoslav resistance movement under the command of General Draza Mihailovich. But politics overtook the situation because Mihailovich and the Royalists were about to be abandoned by the British government - as parts of the Chetnik movement co-operated with the Nazis - in favour of the Communist and Stalinist leader Josip Broz Tito. Speaking in Parliament on 22 February 1944, the Prime Minister, Winston Churchill, said: "General Mihailovic, I much regret to say, drifted gradually into a position where his commanders made accommodations with Italian and German troops…"

The screenplay, by John Dighton and Monja Danischewsky, was accordingly amended, and the film was re-edited. It ended up as a black and white war film, 80 minutes in length, that focuses on the Petrovitch family in Belgrade, Serbia. One brother, Captain Milosh Petrovitch, a Yugoslav military officer, played by John Clements, emerges as a guerrilla who forms an anti-Nazi resistance movement in the mountains of Serbia. The other brother, Dr Stephan Petrovitch, played by Stephen Murray, is a physician at the Belgrade Municipal Hospital who acts as a collaborator to obtain information for the guerrillas. The German General von Staengel, played by Godfrey Tearle, does not suspect that Stephan is an undercover agent for the guerrillas.

Using information obtained by Stephan, the guerrillas are able to ambush a German train, free Yugoslav PoWs, wound General Staengel and blow up a strategic railway tunnel in the mountains. In retaliation German troops under Colonel von Brock, played by Robert Harris, execute six schoolchildren. Anna Petrovitch, Milosh's wife, is taken prisoner by German forces and interrogated. She escapes and rejoins Milosh in the mountains.

Stephan manages to plant explosives on a train and sets them to go off in a mountain tunnel. His father Kossan, played by Tom Walls, is captured by German troops and placed on the train to deter an attack. Stephan and Kossan are both killed when the explosives go off and destroy the train and the tunnel. In retaliation von Staengel orders that "one hundred Yugoslavs for every German" will be killed and orders retaliatory strikes against the guerrillas.

The climax is a pitched battle between the Germans and the guerrillas. The Serbians defeat the German troops and retreat into the mountains to continue the guerrilla war against the Axis occupation forces.