Not one to miss

Rating: 10/10 (12 January 2020)

A must see, It felt as war should, horrible and devastating however in the way it was told with such natural flow there was no feel at all as if it were being told through a screen or at any point felt unrealistic. For what this was, a story it was beautiful, I couldn't spot any single use of cgi anywhere or at any point a facade, all was built in depth character and set alike. These two contrasts of the horror of war and the amazing delicacy in which it was told, to parallel opposites, married in to two, creating a perfect night out of thrill and suspense.
The only downfall I found was it didn't have a killer piece of music (the music was great), Hymn to the fallen to be precise, but then again in war you don't have those such soundtracks (if you're lucky you may get the bagpipes when about to go over).
"The truth untold the pity of war"
We will remember them.