Cinematography at its best

Rating: 9/10 (5 March 2002)

Whether this film turns out to be one of the big money earners will remain to be seen. However, this film must be remembered for its beautiful cinematography. From wide angled aerial shots to close action stills, there are moments throughout this film which will leave the viewer hanging on every frame. The camera work embraces you and takes you inside the torment and harshness of the environment. This is a film that will certainly touch many people by showing the human side of war. One which looks ever so horrific.