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Casablanca (2)
In Casablanca, the favorite place for refugees is Cafe Americana, which is owned by Rick Bryan. He is a mysterious figure, keeping his mouth shut to anyone and never revealing his thoughts.
Victor Laszlo, the Czech left-wing leader just released from the concentration camp, and his wife Ilsa also came to Casablanca to seek visas to the United States. In Rick's cafe, Rick and Ilsa met by chance. They fell in love in Paris before, but just before the Nazi invasion, when they were about to leave Paris together, Ilsa left without saying goodbye. This made Rick feel painful and bitter.
When Ilsa learned that Rick had a passport to go abroad, she went to see him, told Li Klaz's important role in the world anti-fascist movement frankly, and asked Rick to put the overall situation first, regardless of the children's affairs, hand over his passport and help Laszlo leave the country. Who knows that Rick is indifferent and unwilling to cooperate.
In desperation, Ilsa told the whole story. It turned out that when they met in Paris, she had married Laszlo. Because of the unknown news, she thought he had died in the concentration camp. Unexpectedly, just when she met Rick and was about to leave Paris with him, she suddenly learned that Laszlo was not dead, but seriously ill. The wife's responsibility and the responsibility to Laszlo ...