Quo Vadis, Aida?

By Wendy 2022-03-22 09:02:39

Hypocrisy and double standards in the West

Now to talk about Serbia again? Serbian slaughter is inhuman, American slaughter is just? The racial issues in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina have countless similar incidents in the history of various countries. War is indeed dehumanizing, but there is no war and no ethnic integration. This is not to say that war is justified, but that you cannot prevent war. For inhuman behavior, it is recommended that Hollywood take more pictures of America's own dark history, which is...

By Lexie 2022-03-22 09:02:39

China's mighty lack of blood

Why is Eastern Europe Warren, Balkan Ustasha, Nazis, needless to say, Maozi's Siberia, which can wipe out people of different races and those who don't love their own race on a large scale, but we are all amazed here, ah war is terrible, ah so cruel So scary, how can we not have such decisive courage and determination to clean up a clean country for future generations? Why do we lack such a determined and hands-on team and organization? We need to reflect, are we a too weak...

By Serenity 2022-03-22 09:02:39

A mediocre political movie

Srebrenica is not a peaceful city. Before the war, two-thirds of the residents were Muslims and one-third were Serbs. Because of the demand for independence under the instigation of the West, the Muslims began to slaughter Serbs from exclusion. At that time, the Muslims were not as pitiful as in the film. It was a joy to kill men and rape women. In the end, Srebrenica became a fortress for the Muslims to continuously attack the Serbs. Where did it go? After the Serb occupation,...

By Luigi 2022-03-21 09:03:00

"What happened to Ada? ": Laughing and laughing, they don't laugh anymore

"What happened to Ada? " is the new work of Bosnia and Herzegovina female director Yasmila Zhibanic, a film that confronts the massacre in Srebrenica. Zhibanic's previous work "Gbavica" is also a film reflecting the trauma of the civil war in Bosnia and Herzegovina , it is difficult for Bosnia and Herzegovina filmmakers to get out of this unbearable subject that they have to face. The film's protagonist, Ada, at first appears to be an out-of-the-box interpreter,...

By Dominique 2022-03-21 09:03:00

The biggest feeling of watching the movie is heavy

Bosnia and Herzegovina movie "Ada, what happened? ” tells the story of the family of Ada, the queen of Bosnia and Herzegovina, dubbed the “Powder Keg of Europe”, and thousands of others in Srebrenica who sought protection in a UN camp but were ultimately slaughtered. It was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 93rd Academy Golden Bear and nominated for the Golden Lion at the 77th Venice Film Festival. The biggest feeling of watching the movie is heavy, a kind of...

By Harrison 2022-03-28 09:01:10

Bosnia and Herzegovina. Holocaust can take place in such a recent age. Lists are a magical...

By Davonte 2022-03-28 09:01:10

The hands of people grabbing the bread thrown into the air by the army will eventually be replaced by peace doves made by children, and the desperate execution house has finally become a stage for students to perform performances. She looks at the past, those who burned to save their families' lives Photos and diaries became silent irony. In terms of thickness, the concentration is not enough, and in terms of emotion, it is more or less scratchy. It relies too much on the empathy ability of the...

By Demarco 2022-03-28 09:01:10

The children on the stage were performing, and the parents off the stage clapped their blood-stained hands. Children outside the stadium are playing football, and guns inside the stadium are pointed at people in panic. How did Ada collapse? It was the moment when the bones were picked up to recognize the body, the moment when the house was occupied, or the moment when the printing press was broken, and the moment when the relatives were crossed off from the list. Or in the choice of who to save...

By Emmanuel 2022-03-28 09:01:10

"People" are just assets in front of rights, and "people" are only a relative...

By Mae 2022-03-28 09:01:10

There have always been many ethical issues in how to use images to express the massacre in the film. This film is conservative but sufficient. From the perspective of a female translator, the fate of her family is shown and then radiated to the entire victimized race. The space is full of partitions and barbed wire. , It seems that there is nowhere to go and nowhere to hide, step by step towards the abyss, the anxiety and despair, the people you think can help you are by your side, but in fact...