Hart's War

During World War II, Lieutenant Thomas Hart, a well-born officer and Yale law student, is captured by the Germans. A few days after being interrogated, he is sent to a prisoner-of-war camp. Once there, American Colonel William McNamara, in command of the prisoners, asks him whether he has given information to the enemy. When Hart denies it, he is expelled from the officers' barracks. A crime occurs, and the Nazi officer in charge of the camp allows the prisoners to hold a court-martial to resolve the case.