"A Private War" is adapted from a report of A Private War named Mary Colvin published in the US "Vanity Fair" magazine in 2012. It is a standard American biography and non-fiction literary work. The Mary Colvin portrayed in the film is what the audience thinks of Mary Colvin, and whether this is a real Mary Colvin.
In fact, "A Private War" has also played a certain warning effect. For example, why Mary Colvin was blinded to the left eye in Sri Lanka. To some extent, she asked for it. In the crossfire zone, the Tamil Tigers The soldiers told her to get down, but she stood up and yelled that I was an American. As a result, regardless of nationality, she was bombed down.
"A Private War" at least let the audience understand the hardships of war reporters. For latecomers aspiring to become war reporters, this film also has some enlightenment-the editors at the rear may not have you understand the situation ahead, but they are really worried about your safety and never work hard and think twice. , And pray that you are lucky enough.
