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, all of a sudden the men of the Mu ethnic group became good babies? So this movie shows that history in a very one-sided way. In particular, this mediocre film has won so many awards from that point of view, which shows that it is a political film, which is similar to Mo Yan's winning the Nobel Prize for Literature.
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