A love story with more than the ravages of war to contend with.

Rating: 8/10 (25 December 2007)

This was a very good movie, but for reasons not normally listed here. To me I focused on the moral aspect, and the devastation which can be caused by its aftermath. I believe the girl suffered regret from when the realization struck home as the police drove the accused away. But instead of going the full distance to put things right, she worked at a job her 'society' posing would have let her bypass, and perhaps tried to make things right with herself more so than with the others.
So the moral of the story? We all know that as we grow older a heartbeat can be enough time to take us from here to where death will take us. If we've done wrong, and it has and is hurting others, then the time to put things right is now. And the reason no better than it is simply the right thing to do. Forgiveness may be forthcoming, but it's got to be by-product of the process, not the reason.
I enjoyed the movie, but I like mostly how it reminded me of what the wages of sin carries, and how that weight is sometimes careless upon whom it chooses to bear its burden.
i think the young couple suffered greatly