Quo Vadis, Aida?

Vern 2022-01-18 08:01:03

After the disintegration of Yugoslavia in 1991, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of its six republics, Muslims, Serbs, and Croats, these three ethnic groups had serious differences on whether they were independent. NATO’s policy of supporting the independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina intensified...

Serenity 2022-03-22 09:02:39

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...

Jeremie 2022-03-26 09:01:12

A more accurate translation should be "Aida, where are you going", which refers to the New Testament. Compared with the tyrannical warlords and incompetent peacekeepers, the heroine is like a suffering saint. There is an argument near the end, and there is a big quarrel at the end - the people in the movie theater hate their neighbors as much as in the movie, it is a black humorous satire

Trudie 2022-03-19 09:01:08

This film once again touches the death of history. From the perspective of a general interpreter of a UN employee, with rescue of the family as the main line of the plot, the shell of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina was peeled off, exposing the texture of cruel trampling and tearing lives. Ada struggled to rescue her relatives and raced against the clock to keep the rhythm and emotions in tension and anxiety. After the contradiction escalates, it still creates expectations for survival, but the empty mirror in the massacre is the real climax. The loss of control after the war machine is activated is inevitable. In the face of the anger of the hostile parties and the nation, the so-called peacekeeping force that maintains justice is just doing nothing and tilting interests. The years are gone, and the painful emotional regurgitation is turning back in the innocent bones.