An excellent and honest film about war

Rating: 10/10 (18 December 2011)

It has been years since I saw a narrative film deal as honestly on the subject of war as this excellent work. I'm sure Angelina will take some flak for this film, but no good deed goes unpunished, as they say. And this is a truly brave film, and I think an honest and affecting film, that I hope everyone will have the opportunity to see. This film is not about the condemnation of one or another group of people, this film is about the human poverty that war and ethnic hatred visits on all who come in come in contact with it. This film is also about what might have been, and what still may be - a peace among people, and a love for our brothers and sisters. Thank you, to all those good people who joined together to make this film.