The content of the film can be divided into four distinct parts:the pre-war education of schoolboys, and the enlistment of the young German recruitsthe soldiers' arrival at the front of World War Ithe experiences of the cruelties and horrors of war in trench warfarethe hero's homecoming, return to the front, and ultimate deathThe film includes a series of vignettes and scenes hat portray the senselessness and futility of war from the sympathetic point of view of the young German soldiers in the trenches in the Great War who found no glory on the battlefield, meeting only death and disillusionment.In an alley, two gangbangers accosted them with guns and demanded money.One of the two thieves took a liking to Rennie (Toby ran off when shot at), but ripped off her Statue of Liberty pendant-necklace (Sean picked it up), and kidnapped her when they fled.You will remain in my service and learn your place." [Note: The Prince-Archbishop was the employer of both Mozart and his father in Salzburg.]As he strode away into the next room, Mozart was met with loud appreciative applause by the other concert attendees - he turned to 'show-off' he adulation and ovation that he was receiving to the Prince-Archbishop behind him - while he bowed and simultaneously 'mooned' he Archbishop (a clever visual pun).On a high-speed train, he spoke to the two agents, in coded language analogous to a bank robbery - about his plan to infiltrate the CIA's Langley, Virginia main headquarters, and steal from the IMF mainframe a copy of the complete NOC list: "Exfil opens the pocket -- Cyber ops lifts the wallet.Gruber impersonated a well-dressed City Engineer's office employee to orchestrate the major theft, helped by Walsh's officers.