During World War II, a disgraced but clever American soldier, Harry Frigg, finds himself caught in a series of entanglements that could change the course of the conflict. After being captured during a poorly planned mission, Harry is taken to a prisoner of war camp in Italy, where life is chaotic and days drag on with tedium amid the courage and humor of the prisoners. However, his luck changes when the opportunity arises to impersonate a high-ranking officer in order to save a group of allies who are in imminent danger.
With his charm and wit as his only tools, Harry embarks on an improvised mission through enemy territory. But it's not that simple; they soon discover that the real challenge is not just survival, but also convincing others that he is a natural leader in a game of wit and camouflage. As he navigates the front lines and encounters a series of hilarious situations, he becomes not only an accidental hero but also a symbol of hope for his fellow prisoners.
The plot balances comedy and action in a journey that questions the traditional notion of heroism. With a fabulous cast and a script that shines with clever humor, the story of Harry Frigg is a reminder that sometimes audacity and a good dose of luck can be more effective than bravery in times of war.