The Old Man Who Outsmarted an Army #shortmovie #film #recap

[0:00]An old man was picking up pieces of gold from the ground. When he grabbed the last one, he quietly picked up a stone hidden in his hand. It was then that the officer ordered him to be shot. The old man quickly threw the stone at a landmine, causing an explosion. The officer panicked and told his soldiers to fire straight ahead, but something unexpected happened. The old man used a metal pot to block all the bullets. Even Captain America would have been impressed and said, you're truly something else. Thinking the old man must be dead, the officer stopped the shooting and sent a soldier to check. But before the soldier got close, a landmine flew up and exploded, killing him instantly. Then the officer sent two more soldiers from both sides, but they didn't last even three seconds before being killed. Seeing his men die, the officer then forced two female prisoners to go forward, hoping they would clear the path. Meanwhile, the old man had already slipped away. Exhausted, he lay down under a broken car. He tied a belt around his wound and pulled the bullet out himself without any medicine. The pain was so intense that he passed out. Enemy soldiers were now getting close, along with trained dogs to sniff him out. The old man woke up when he heard them. He quickly gathered the gold and hid under the car again. The soldiers didn't see him, but one of the dogs picked up the scent of his blood. The old man crawled under an enemy Jeep and used a knife to cut open the fuel tank, pouring petrol on himself. He thought this would cover his scent, but it was a mistake. The dog also smelled the gasoline and barked. The soldiers stopped the car and began searching the area. Seeing a chance, the old man ran toward the river, but the dog spotted him again. A sniper shot him in the leg, and the officer shouted to capture him alive. The dog chased him, but the old man calmly lit a match and set himself on fire. The dog stopped, scared. Burning, the old man ran and jumped into the river. The soldiers fired at him, but he still made it into the water. Because of the heavy gold he carried, he sank and disappeared. The soldiers couldn't swim, so they couldn't follow. Half an hour later, the old man surfaced, gasping for air. As soon as his head came up, the sniper shot again, and blood spread in the water. The officer sent a diver to recover the gold. But when the diver reached the bottom, the old man slit his throat and took his oxygen. A soldier on the boat saw the incident and was terrified. Still, the officer ordered more men to dive in, but within two seconds, the water turned red again. The soldiers, shaken, began to retreat. In the chaos, one of them was accidentally shot by a fellow soldier. Then a sniper began firing with a heavy machine gun. But this time, the old man used the dead soldier's body as a shield and escaped. The officer watched it all in shock. Just then, the old man's pet dog returned, and the officer got an idea. He would use the dog to track the old man down.