A film with a documentary nature, it uses the screen to show the fighting experience of the child soldiers who hold AKs in war-torn areas in Africa, as well as the refugees who have been displaced to escape the war. There is not much emotional line in the whole film, some are just people's numb expressions and helplessness when burying the dead hastily.
It should be said that the whole film always reveals a feeling of helplessness. It is difficult to imagine that morality and law can play a role in maintaining order in an anarchist area due to war. I'm even powerless to condemn those hideous, murderous bear children, because they were instigated to kill since childhood, and then at a loss to find that after the enemy was defeated, they still had nothing.
Only a strong and responsible armed intervention can drag this area out of the chaos and chaos. But to be honest, what country is willing to go to such murky waters for nothing? Who can guarantee that the foreign armed forces have no selfishness? As a result, the chaotic situation has to be left to the local armed factions to settle them. The child soldiers will continue to be instigated by the black milfs to become cannon fodder. And the common people can only continue to spend every day and night with a numb expression in the background of gunfire...
From time to time in the news, I hear such an academic word as "humanitarian crisis". Now it seems that this is such a desperate and helpless situation (>﹏<)
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