Very Touching

Rating: 10/10 (16 October 2001)

I watched No Man's Land at the Chicago Int'l Film Festival this year and truly enjoyed it.
A war movie that tells the absurdity and uselessness of war, the frustration of the parties involved, and the chaos of outside help and the media, without using cliche scenes of blood sheds and fightings.
The scene where the Bosnian and the Serb soldiers debate about who started the war and the very last scene are extremely strong.
The Bosnian soldier laying on the mine, symbolizes the situation and destiny of the "people" and the "country" very touchingly.