A particularly bloody movie that feels even more desperate than Rwanda. There was a sense of carnage everywhere, with nowhere to run. Living is more desperate than dead. There are mutilated corpses everywhere. However, from the plot point of view, it lacks dramatic effects, and it feels a bit documentary. I would unconsciously compare the movie "Gone with the Wind", which also worked hard to survive in the context of war, and after thinking about it, probably "Gone with the Wind" has more dramatic conflicts, and the bloody scenes will not be so heavy. And in terms of character creation, "Gone with the Wind" is relatively successful. "Warren" is a bit of a masked protagonist. The hostess rarely speaks. Look at station A... Mosaic is not too beautiful at all.
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