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During the American Civil War, white officer Robert Gouldshaw (played by Matthew Broderick) was wounded in battle and was buried by a man named John Rollins (played by Morgan Freeman). The person was found and sent to a field hospital. While recuperating in Boston, Robert volunteered to take over the position of commander of the Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment, which was composed entirely of black men. However, facing the serious prejudice of racial discrimination, the cynicism of his white colleagues, and the doubts of recruit Rip (Denzel Washington), he resolutely trained a group of rabble who escaped from the southern slave system to the north into a disciplined force. Strict troops. The black regiment "Fifty-fourth Massachusetts Regiment" led by him wrote a glorious page in the Battle of Charleston in the South. However, Robert himself died heroically while fighting on the battlefield. "Glory," an epic war film directed by the well-known Oscar-winning director Edward Zwick, is adapted from real events in the American Civil War. The film features shocking descriptions of combat scenes and the tragic torture of black people...

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