Post-World War II, Denmark's government forces German prisoners to clear landmines from the country's western beaches. Sgt. Carl Leopold Rasmussen, in charge of a labor unit, initially despises the inexperienced boys under his command. However, as the boys face danger and loss, Rasmussen's hatred gradually fades, replaced by empathy for their plight.
Land of Mine
A group of young German soldiers, prisoners of war, are tasked with clearing a heavily mined beach on the Danish coast, where they face danger and hardship under the watchful eye of a sympathetic Danish sergeant.
