Seeming or being right. Trauma example

Rating: 8/10 (31 May 2013)

There's no photography or editing in this film worth a special note. No costumes or dialogues. It's all about the topic. Yeah some scenes are great (hard discussions at lunch with the family will remind you a lot of personal experiences for sure) but overall this film is just an educational chronicle of how efficient communication usually overwhelms and is more convincing than strict sense (and right) reasoning. And so any average kid might be prone to become the nazi monster, the terrorist or the outlaw just since his supposed to be "authorities" told him to be so. It might also help you think at your own prejudices. Given this background the film just seem a good high school documentary and it is: but it's also well paced, well acted and passionate. Avoid it if you seek entertainment, this is something else.