Strong anti-war and anti-religion message

Rating: 9/10 (14 January 2016)

This movie isn't intellectual, let alone "falsely intellectual", as some claim it to be. This movie is just a powerful message against war, and I'd say against religion, as well. The author cleverly did not place the story into a particular country, cause the story is universal - war over religion makes no sense anywhere. Because religion doesn't make sense either, to start with.
Sure, movie has a flaw or two, I'd say the greatest of them is the terrible cast for the role of brother, who couldn't probably act even in his high school, but miraculously ended here.
I can't decide if the movie should have more "pathetic" and "emotional" in it, which could be done just by adding classical music. From the artistic point of view, it's probably needless. However, maybe it would reach more people, "pathos" would probably create greater emotional response, and the message would get farther.