A guess about the politics, v1.01

Rating: Null/10 (6 September 2011)

Spoilers properly fitted some early drafts of this review due to politics. It is not so relevant now.
I understand that this feature was released in 1999; a recently made story by a USA storyteller; using USA resources and personnel and locations.
I purchased my Blu-ray as I considered that it was likely to be able to be interpreted as a comment about UK politics of around 1999. I was not disappointed though it took me some musing to realise that I could see parallels that felt real.
It helped that I could wait until I found a lower than usual low cost second hand Blu-ray, for this I would not have wanted to pay typical second hand Blu-ray prices. Why pay that much if one is likely to get scared?
So, I was purchasing a Blu-ray of something that was mostly filmed in 8mm. Except that is not as pointless as I would have once thought.
An example of some detail that stood out for me: The team leader being the one with a map and compass, yet showing symptoms of giving outward indicators of using them properly and results that might come from trusting one's heart rather than what technical indicators say? So, very rarely there might be times when even social outcasts might benefit from that, but to quote Full House series: How rude of me to consider feminist warfare in such terms. Not many might agree with my opinion if I clearly say what it is based on.
I expect that this story is more likely to relate to USA politics of circa 1992 to 98 than UK 1999, but why that title for a USA story?