In Harm's Way

In 1940s, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor destroyed the Americans' morale. The president of America, Franklin Roosevelt, decided to risk it all to bomb Tokyo, raising hope for the public. Bombardment aircrafts led by U.S. lieutenant colonel Doolittle took off from a massive aircraft carrier. However, after completing their missions, the bombardment aircraft pilots had to bail out at the coastal areas near Zhejiang due to the aircraft's shortage of fuel. A young pilot, Jack Turner (Emile Hirsh), was saved by a young local widow named Ying (Crystal Liu), who risked her life and hid the injured American pilot in her house. Despite not being able to communicate verbally, they fell in love and she did everything in her power to protect the American Pilot.