In the thrilling wartime drama "Breaking Point" (1989), time is running out as D-Day looms just 72 hours away. Top U.S. intelligence officer Jefferson Pike, portrayed by Corbin Bernsen, finds himself in the clutches of the enemy after being captured. As one of the few operatives privy to the Allies' secret invasion plans, Pike's resilience becomes a central focus for his captors. The cunning Nazis, aware that traditional torture won't work on him, devise a sinister plot to manipulate his mind. They create an illusion, convincing him that he is recovering from memory loss in a U.S. hospital in Germany, under the care of a deceptive doctor (John Glover) and an alluring nurse (Joanna Pacula). As the clock ticks down, Pike must navigate a treacherous web of psychological manipulation designed to break his will. With his life—and the fate of the Allies—hanging in the balance, will Pike withstand the relentless pressure, or will he reach his breaking point before it’s too late? "Breaking Point" is a gripping tale of survival, resilience, and the high stakes of war.