There are fewer and fewer movies on this subject

Leonel 2022-03-19 09:01:08

1. Carriage after carriage of unarmed civilians are taken to the "safe area" by Da Barra, just like cage after cage of livestock being pulled to the slaughterhouse. A good show meant that the machine guns started shooting, but after the war, the executioner could have fun with his descendants in the same venue. 2. The incompetent and cowardly United Nations and peacekeeping forces believed in the "guarantee" of the genocide army and kicked out civilians directly when they were able to shelter. Fuck the peacekeepers and the Dutch colonel! 3. The strength and determination of a woman to protect her family when faced with difficulties and crises, the grief of recognizing the corpse, did not over vent her emotions, but I was already in tears. 4. The "Srebnica Massacre" occurred in 1995! 95 years! The Second World War is over 50 years soon! Any racial discrimination and hatred should be eliminated. Isn’t history not bloody and sorrowful enough? 5. Just like Director Xie Fei said: Movies can reproduce history and remind people to remember the past.

Hailee 2022-03-26 09:01:12

Peaceful enough, but not profound enough