The movie "Comandante" narrates an incident that occurred during World War II. Salvatore Todaro, captain of the Cappellini submarine belonging to the Italian Royal Navy, chooses to rescue and drop off at the nearest safe port 26 Belgians aboard a ship he had sunk at sea. However, this decision puts his and his crew's lives at risk as the submarine becomes vulnerable against enemy forces. The film wins the hearts of the audience with Todaro's sacrificial act and offers the opportunity to witness a tension-filled naval battle. The filming primarily took place in the ocean and inside the submarine, allowing viewers to witness the hardships and struggles the submarine crew faced.
Audience experiences are generally positive. Viewers appreciate Todaro's courage and humane behavior. Additionally, the film's tense atmosphere and war scenes impact the viewers. The film was shot in locations including the Atlantic Ocean and some ports in Italy.
